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Levels of Membership for Every Stage of Your Career Our membership includes researchers clinicians epidemiologists and public health professionals from academia government and industry who study birth defects and disorders of developmental origin The Society for Birth Defects Research and Prevention is the premier source for authoritative information related to birth defects research reproductive science and developmental toxicology Regular membership with pertinent publications or documented active scientific participation in birth defects and or developmental health research prevention regulation or treatment Become part of something BIG Join TODAY Associate membership for those demonstrating an active professional interest in birth defects and or developmental health research or prevention Stay Connected Student membership for those pursuing graduate degree work or postdoctoral studies in birth defects and or developmental health research It s easy to join Online membership application can be done via the Society for Birth Defects Research and Prevention website in a matter of minutes Apply for membership via www birthdefectsresearch org or scan with your smart phone to get started Linkedin com company birth defects research prevention birthdefectsresearch Become a member Make an impact From bench to bedside worldwide our members conduct leading edge research on birth defects and developmental disorders and promote effective education and prevention strategies www birthdefectsresearch org socbirthdefects Society for Birth Defects Research and Prevention Headquarters 11190 Sunrise Valley Drive Suite 300 Reston VA 20191 4375 bdrp birthdefectsresearch org

Making Strides in Birth Defects Prevention and Developmental and Reproductive Toxicology Why join Our dynamic and diverse members do the most important work on earth protecting the next generation We still have a great deal of important work to do collectively and collaboratively One in 33 U S Christine Perdan Curran PhD Northern Kentucky University BDRP member since 2007 babies is born with a birth defect Worldwide more than 8 million babies are affected each year To share ideas that make an impact To showcase your expertise By working together in a multidisciplinary way from students to world renowned experts we are dedicated to advancing the science to eliminate or ameliorate birth defects You have the opportunity to engage in leadership and public facing communication activities that highlight your expertise To stay informed Members have access to our robust members only website BDR Connection which includes a job bank blogs educational resources recorded webinars member directory and more Members receive reduced registration rates for the BDRP Annual Meeting Regular and Associate membership includes an electronic subscription to the journal Birth Defects Research Students may subscribe to the journal at a reduced rate To grow your professional network Who we are The Society for Birth Defects Research and Prevention BDRP was established in 1960 as the Teratology Society Today this international multidisciplinary scientific society consists of approximately 700 members specializing in a variety of laboratory and clinical disciplines including developmental and reproductive biology and toxicology epidemiology cell and molecular biology nutrition genetics maternal fetal medicine pediatrics obstetrics medical genetics and pregnancy risk counseling In addition we publish the scientific journal Birth Defects Research Membership provides me with opportunities to meet fellow researchers from diverse fields as well as connect my science with stakeholders in my community and beyond Lauren Walker PhD Rutgers University BDRP member since 2015 Bonus Perk As a member you automatically become part of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology FASEB the nation s largest coalition of biomedical researchers representing 29 scientific societies and over 130 000 researchers from around the world

Making Strides in Birth Defects Prevention and Developmental and Reproductive Toxicology Why join Our dynamic and diverse members do the most important work on earth protecting the next generation We still have a great deal of important work to do collectively and collaboratively One in 33 U S Christine Perdan Curran PhD Northern Kentucky University BDRP member since 2007 babies is born with a birth defect Worldwide more than 8 million babies are affected each year To share ideas that make an impact To showcase your expertise By working together in a multidisciplinary way from students to world renowned experts we are dedicated to advancing the science to eliminate or ameliorate birth defects You have the opportunity to engage in leadership and public facing communication activities that highlight your expertise To stay informed Members have access to our robust members only website BDR Connection which includes a job bank blogs educational resources recorded webinars member directory and more Members receive reduced registration rates for the BDRP Annual Meeting Regular and Associate membership includes an electronic subscription to the journal Birth Defects Research Students may subscribe to the journal at a reduced rate To grow your professional network Who we are The Society for Birth Defects Research and Prevention BDRP was established in 1960 as the Teratology Society Today this international multidisciplinary scientific society consists of approximately 700 members specializing in a variety of laboratory and clinical disciplines including developmental and reproductive biology and toxicology epidemiology cell and molecular biology nutrition genetics maternal fetal medicine pediatrics obstetrics medical genetics and pregnancy risk counseling In addition we publish the scientific journal Birth Defects Research Membership provides me with opportunities to meet fellow researchers from diverse fields as well as connect my science with stakeholders in my community and beyond Lauren Walker PhD Rutgers University BDRP member since 2015 Bonus Perk As a member you automatically become part of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology FASEB the nation s largest coalition of biomedical researchers representing 29 scientific societies and over 130 000 researchers from around the world

Making Strides in Birth Defects Prevention and Developmental and Reproductive Toxicology Why join Our dynamic and diverse members do the most important work on earth protecting the next generation We still have a great deal of important work to do collectively and collaboratively One in 33 U S Christine Perdan Curran PhD Northern Kentucky University BDRP member since 2007 babies is born with a birth defect Worldwide more than 8 million babies are affected each year To share ideas that make an impact To showcase your expertise By working together in a multidisciplinary way from students to world renowned experts we are dedicated to advancing the science to eliminate or ameliorate birth defects You have the opportunity to engage in leadership and public facing communication activities that highlight your expertise To stay informed Members have access to our robust members only website BDR Connection which includes a job bank blogs educational resources recorded webinars member directory and more Members receive reduced registration rates for the BDRP Annual Meeting Regular and Associate membership includes an electronic subscription to the journal Birth Defects Research Students may subscribe to the journal at a reduced rate To grow your professional network Who we are The Society for Birth Defects Research and Prevention BDRP was established in 1960 as the Teratology Society Today this international multidisciplinary scientific society consists of approximately 700 members specializing in a variety of laboratory and clinical disciplines including developmental and reproductive biology and toxicology epidemiology cell and molecular biology nutrition genetics maternal fetal medicine pediatrics obstetrics medical genetics and pregnancy risk counseling In addition we publish the scientific journal Birth Defects Research Membership provides me with opportunities to meet fellow researchers from diverse fields as well as connect my science with stakeholders in my community and beyond Lauren Walker PhD Rutgers University BDRP member since 2015 Bonus Perk As a member you automatically become part of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology FASEB the nation s largest coalition of biomedical researchers representing 29 scientific societies and over 130 000 researchers from around the world

Levels of Membership for Every Stage of Your Career Our membership includes researchers clinicians epidemiologists and public health professionals from academia government and industry who study birth defects and disorders of developmental origin The Society for Birth Defects Research and Prevention is the premier source for authoritative information related to birth defects research reproductive science and developmental toxicology Regular membership with pertinent publications or documented active scientific participation in birth defects and or developmental health research prevention regulation or treatment Become part of something BIG Join TODAY Associate membership for those demonstrating an active professional interest in birth defects and or developmental health research or prevention Stay Connected Student membership for those pursuing graduate degree work or postdoctoral studies in birth defects and or developmental health research It s easy to join Online membership application can be done via the Society for Birth Defects Research and Prevention website in a matter of minutes Apply for membership via www birthdefectsresearch org or scan with your smart phone to get started Linkedin com company birth defects research prevention birthdefectsresearch Become a member Make an impact From bench to bedside worldwide our members conduct leading edge research on birth defects and developmental disorders and promote effective education and prevention strategies www birthdefectsresearch org socbirthdefects Society for Birth Defects Research and Prevention Headquarters 11190 Sunrise Valley Drive Suite 300 Reston VA 20191 4375 bdrp birthdefectsresearch org

Levels of Membership for Every Stage of Your Career Our membership includes researchers clinicians epidemiologists and public health professionals from academia government and industry who study birth defects and disorders of developmental origin The Society for Birth Defects Research and Prevention is the premier source for authoritative information related to birth defects research reproductive science and developmental toxicology Regular membership with pertinent publications or documented active scientific participation in birth defects and or developmental health research prevention regulation or treatment Become part of something BIG Join TODAY Associate membership for those demonstrating an active professional interest in birth defects and or developmental health research or prevention Stay Connected Student membership for those pursuing graduate degree work or postdoctoral studies in birth defects and or developmental health research It s easy to join Online membership application can be done via the Society for Birth Defects Research and Prevention website in a matter of minutes Apply for membership via www birthdefectsresearch org or scan with your smart phone to get started Linkedin com company birth defects research prevention birthdefectsresearch Become a member Make an impact From bench to bedside worldwide our members conduct leading edge research on birth defects and developmental disorders and promote effective education and prevention strategies www birthdefectsresearch org socbirthdefects Society for Birth Defects Research and Prevention Headquarters 11190 Sunrise Valley Drive Suite 300 Reston VA 20191 4375 bdrp birthdefectsresearch org