ASM

The American Society for Microbiology (ASM) is a professional organization founded in 1899, dedicated to promoting and advancing the microbial sciences globally. With a vibrant community of over 32,000 scientists, educators, and health professionals, ASM connects experts and facilitates collaboration to tackle critical global challenges, including climate change and antimicrobial resistance. The organization stands out as a leader in scientific publishing, offering 15 peer-reviewed journals and a plethora of reference books that serve the scientific community.

ASM hosts various events, including the ASM Microbe Conference and specialized symposiums, providing platforms for networking and sharing the latest research in microbiology. Members benefit from professional development resources, exclusive discounts, and opportunities to influence science policy. ASM is also committed to fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion within the microbial sciences, striving to create a welcoming environment for all. By advocating for evidence-based public policies and supporting health initiatives worldwide, ASM plays a pivotal role in addressing pressing health issues and promoting the significance of microbiology in society.