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Assembly Chair
Lynn M. Schnapp, MD
Welcome Message
Welcome to the website for the ATS Assembly on Respiratory Cell and Molecular Biology (RCMB). Members of the Assembly are linked by a dedication to studying cellular and molecular functions in the normal and abnormal lung as we aim to understand the biological basis of lung disease. To support this mission, the RCMB Assembly seeks to advance our goals through the promotion of research and research funding, education, and by facilitating interactions with other Assemblies. We welcome new members particularly fellows, post-doctoral trainees, junior faculty and international members.
Our Assembly has been instrumental in introducing a number of cutting-edge scientific topics to the recent international conferences including:
- Stem cell biology and cell-based therapies
- Bioinformatics and biological computing
- Functional genomics/proteomics
- Epigenetics
- Epithelial-mesenchymal transition
- Micro-RNA
Thank you for your interest in the RCMB Assembly. The quality of the program at the International Conference and the role of RCMB depends directly on your involvement. We welcome your input and feedback. You can contact us at rcmb@thoracic.org. For additional information about who we are, please see our RCMB Assembly Brochure.
We are looking for RCMB Assembly members who are interested in becoming facilitators for Thematic Poster Sessions, Poster Discussion Sessions, and members of our program committee and special interest groups (pulmonary fibrosis, stem cells, lung aging, and career development). We wish to involve both junior and senior members and we need to know your area of expertise. Your participation is important to us.
Questions or Comments?
Please email us at the RCMB Assembly mailbox at: rcmb@thoracic.org
