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  • SICB 2018 Annual Meeting

    • Jan 3-7, 2018, San Francisco, CA
    Call for Abstracts now open. Abstract deadline is 6 September 2017.
    Students who wish to compete for Divisional Best Student Paper awards should review criteria and procedures well in advance of the abstract deadline.
    Registration now open. Speaker registration deadline: Nov. 6, 2017, early fee deadline: Dec. 4, 2017

  • Upcoming Deadlines

    • SICB 2019 Annual Meeting – Jan 3-7, Tampa, FL
      Call for Symposia deadline is 24 August 2017

      • Grants in Aid of Research
      Fellowship of Graduate Student Travel
      Dorothy M. Skinner Award
      Broadening Participation Travel Award
      Application deadline for each: 20 October 2017

  • SICB Awards and Lectures

    • George A. Bartholomew Award Nominations – deadline is 24 August 2017
    • Howard Bern Lecture Nominations – deadline is 24 August 2017
    • Carl Gans Award Nominations – deadline is 24 August 2017
    • John A. Moore Lectureship - deadline is 24 August 2017
    • M. Patricia Morse Award for Excellence and Innovation in Science Education - deadline is 24 August 2017

  • SICB 2017 Election Results

  • Newsletter Spring 2017

  • SICB Science News: Stories by Student Journalists - 2017 Annual Meeting (New Orleans)


    • Eye-tuned: how starfish stay home. By Amanda Franklin

    Phronima photo taken by Laura Bagge.jpgHave no fear with nano-spheres: anti-reflectance in ocean amphipods. By Alice Chou

    Tiny acorn ants reveal secrets of urban evolution. By Mary Lauterbur

    Habronattus americanus, male, Idaho.jpgRewinding the Tape with Jumping Spiders: How Predictable is Evolution?. By Dina Navon

    Photo by James Jordan/CC-BY NDArtificial noise: an innovative approach to bird conservation and management. By Corrie J. Navis

  • Upcoming American Society of Biomechanics (ASB)-SICB Joint Symposium: Insights from Animal Biomechanics

    • will take place at the 41st annual ASB meeting in Boulder, Colorado, August 8-11, 2017. The symposium, co-organized by ASB and SICB, aims to stimulate interchange between human-centered biomechanics and comparative biomechanics. For detailed information, please see the conference website: http://asb2017.org

  • AIBS Letter to Trump Transition Team On Making Scientific Research and Education a Priority (signed by SICB and 58 scientific organizations)

  • Results of the 2016 SICB Member Survey


    • Oxford University Press offers a 25% discount to SICB members