Committees Member participation is encouraged in both the administrative and scientific communities of the Society. Branches Branches are geographical independent groups of members who meet to foster the exchange of ideas and information. There are currently four branches plus a national historical society branch.
Several branches offer educational courses.
Members and non-members are urged to participate in Branch activities. The Society for In Vitro Biology has four sections covering Plant , Vertebrate , Toxicology and Invertebrate Biology. These sections are developed around various disciplines which bring members together with particular technical interests to share specialized information. Members may join a Section at no additional cost. The SIVB prides itself on the interdisciplinary talents provided by the Sections.