AAB - Association of Applied Biologists

The Association of Applied Biologists (AAB) is an academic society and charitable organization focused on many areas of applied biology.

Members of the association enjoy benefits such as AAB travel and nursing grants, FE SPB research grants, and reduced conference fees. Its mission is achieved by publishing scientific journals in the field of applied biology, organizing conferences on related topics, developing and disseminating policies to promote the discipline, publishing monthly newsletters, and providing various opportunities to reduce barriers to entry for members.

AAB covers a wide range of research areas and has many professional groups. AAB is actively involved in the production and publication of many scientific works. At the same time, the conferences held by the association are also a good communication platform for presenting and discussing current projects, getting inspiration for future work, and establishing connections with experts in the field.
For example, AAB co-published the open access journal Food and Energy Security with Wiley, which aims to publish high-quality and high-impact original research on crop and forest productivity to improve food and energy security. Its research areas include agronomy, biotechnology methods, breeding and genetics, climate change, etc.; AAB also co-published the Plant Biotechnology Journal with the Society for Experimental Biology (SEB) and Wiley, which is dedicated to publishing cutting-edge advances in the field of plant biotechnology.