| Membership in
EUCARPIA
EUCARPIA has individual
membership (for scientists qualified in the field of plant
breeding) and corporate membership (research institutes,
breeding stations, associations, societies etc. involved in plant
breeding). A corporate membership is a collective membership for at
most 10 persons.
| Membership
fees
for 2005: |
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| individual
members |
€ 40.-- |
| individuals
younger than 30 years or retired |
€ 30.-- |
| corporate
members |
€ 300.-- |
Special fees apply for members
from the new European Union countries and other Eastern Europe countries!
EUCARPIA
membership
has a lot of benefits:
- Registration
fees.
Members enjoy reduced registration fees for EUCARPIA meetings and
congresses.
They receive regular bulletins, membership directories and informations
about forthcomming events.
- International
Co-operation. The Association consists of members from all over
Europe and over 30 other countries worldwide. EUCARPIA initiates
relationships and co-operates with other national and international
organizations in fields relevant to plant breeding.
- Exchange
of Methods. EUCARPIA is organized in eleven sections together with
several subsections and working groups. Each section is engaged in a
certain field of research, or in certain groups of crops. EUCARPIA
encourages its members to take part
in several sections. New methods and techniques can therefore be
rapidly integrated
into the wider field of plant breeding.
- Exchange
of Specialized
Knowledge. The interaction between people working in the same field
of
interest, or with the same crop, can contribute effectively to plant
breeding.
The exchange of specialized knowledge has proven to be of the greatest
importance
to all researchers and breeders involved.
- Exchange
of Plant
Material. Plant breeders from all over the world, who meet in
EUCARPIA
working groups, help each other through the exchange of genetic
material.
Furthermore the Genetic Resources section has played an important role
in
the establishment of regional gene banks.
- General
Congress. Every four years a congress is held, together with the
general
assembly. These congresses are an open forum for all EUCARPIA members
to
discuss subjects of a wider interest. They have always been the main
platform
for presentation of the problems and challenges facing plant breeding
both for today and in the future.
- Specialized
Sections. Each member is welcomed to participate in one or more (or
all) sections at
no additional cost. See EUCARPIA
sections
for more information.
- Journal Subscriptions at Reduced Rates.
Individual members are entitled to subscribe to scientific journals at
considerably reduced rates. Ask at the EUCARPIA Secretariate for
journal titles, special rates and other benefits of membership.
- For corporate members, membership allows including up to 10 individual persons, with all the privileges of individual members, in the list of EUCARPIA members.
Procedure for becoming member is the following:
1)Fill in the application form and send it to the EUCARPIA Secretariat.
2)After receiving your application you will receive a communication from EUCARPIA giving you the Administration Number and other information of EUCARPIA.
3)Later you will receive an invoice in which the ways for payment are indicated.
For questions
related to membership, please contact the EUCARPIA
Secretariate.
For downloading a
membership application form, click on DOWNLOAD
APPLICATION FORM (requires the Adobe Acrobate Reader).
Please print and send
the completed form to the EUCARPIA Secretariate. After we receive the application form we will send to you the invoice corresponding to the membership fee.
Honorary
members
of EUCARPIA:
E. von Tschermak-Seysenegg, Austria
(1956)
J.C. Drost,
The
Netherlands (1959)
W. Rudorf, Germany (1965)
J. Bustarret, France (1968)
E. Akerberg, Sweden (1972)
J.G. Hawkes,
United Kingdom (1989)
J.S. Bojanowski, Poland (1989)
H. Hänsel, Austria (2004)
F. Nuez-Viñals, Spain (2004)
G. Röbbelen, Germany (2004)
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