MEMBERSHIP


ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING PROGRAMME – 4 JUNE 2016 • Registration and coffee: 10.00–10.30 • Lecture: 10.30–11.15 Catching the last train from Liverpool Street: the Dreadful Visitation and the New Churchyard Don Walker, Senior Human Osteologist, Museum of London Archaeology Construction work as part of the Crossrail project provided an unprecedented opportunity to excavate a large burial ground, the New Churchyard (1569–1739), in a busy thoroughfare outside Liverpool Street Station. The large skeletal sample promises to tell us something of the health and disease of the population in this period. This was also the first opportunity in Britain to investigate a burial ground known to contain several thousand plague victims. Ancient DNA analysis promises to reveal new insights into the evolution and epidemiological history of the disease.


• Registration for the Annual General Meeting: 11.15


• Annual General Meeting and Awards: 11.30–12.45


• Lunch: 12.45–13.45 • Close: 13.45


Should you wish to attend the lecture and the AGM, please email the office at AGM@ibms.org by noon on Friday 20 May.


VOTING BY PROXY 1. A member entitled to attend and vote at the above meeting may appoint a proxy to attend and on a poll to vote instead of him/her. Any proxy so appointed must be a member of the Institute.


2. The instrument appointing a proxy shall be deposited at the registered office of the Institute not less than 48 hours before the time for holding the meeting or adjourned meeting at which the person named in the instrument proposes to vote.


3. An instrument appointing a proxy shall be in writing, executed by the appointer, and shall be in the form prescribed in Article 43 of the Institute’s Articles of Association.


4. The instrument appointing a proxy shall be deemed to confer authority to demand, or join in demanding, a poll.


Member wishing to obtain an Instrument of Proxy form should contact the Institute by email (AGM@ibms.org).


THE BIOMEDICAL SCIENTIST MAY 2016


New and upgraded corporate members


Fellows


Albertini, Francesca Luisa Caraher, Mairead Elizabeth Das Neves, Susana Fatima O’Reilly, Philip Quli, Syed Kazim Scott, Laura Jane Taylor, Gillian


Members Ali, Kanval Azim, Nazow Barfi, William Brown, Louise Brown, Kim Cahill, Joy


Crooks, Gareth David Dalvi, Priyanka Davis, Ricardo Ejiogu, Azubike


Farrimond, Ross Stewart Ghaleb, Dhakir Hartill, Lisa Marie Jephcott, Phillippa Ann Kacinova, Katarina Khurana, Ragini Konieczna-Walentek, Danuta Matthews, Claire


McClenaghan, Robert James Andrew McKinlay, Myra Brown Morris, Jemma Elaine Oke, Adewale Adegboyega


Phiri, Sikangezile


Rathbone, Leigh Margarete Rodgers, Stephen Romanowska, Monika Simbo, Ameze Singh, Somesh Tarsey, Karen Mary Thornton, Cassandra Webb, Yvonne Williams, Charlotte Wilson, Kathleen


Licentiates Abu Ikhilor, Sari Erja Hannele Agyapong, Annette Alford, Kelly Allata, Avelyn Balogun, Tomiwa Barrett, Matthew Paul Batista, Ana Beveridge, Lynn


Brownhill, Gabriella Rosalie Burrow, Catherine Carruth, Rebecca Cheung, Alan Cho, Su Htwe


Clarke, Abbie Kathryn Constantine, Amalaratnam Danson, Rebecca


Duale, Abdallah Mohamed Edwards, Vicki Anne Ferguson, Ellis


Girnetz, Anca Teodora Hendy, Chelsea Islam, Rumana Javed, Misbah Jayanth, Nick Paul Kwok, Siu Wing Enzo Lambert, Rachel Anne Larmour, Lindsay-Anne Lavrikiene, Jurita


Leask, Natalie Lapwethee Lhaf, Fadel


McDonough, Sophia McLean, Sara Moir, Jordan Moore, Daniel Nesbitt, Dale David Norris, Sian Elizabeth Pattison, Charlotte Louise Pigott, Rebecca Anne


Pinto Moutinho, Susana Claudia Riddle, Mia Francesca Selby, Rhona Claire


Semambo, Rashidah Nakyazze Sharif, Imaan Slater, Paul So, Yi Ni


Stannage, Iain John James Stevens, Matthew Trissokkaran, Stoy Vaghadia, Stuti Bharatbhai


ADMITTED IN MARCH 2016 ScienceCouncil:CSci,RSci andRSciTech


The Institute of Biomedical Science is licensed by the Science Council to charter and register suitably qualified members of the profession.


Chartered Scientist (CSci) You are eligible to apply for Chartered Scientist status through the IBMS if you have at least four years’ corporate Institute membership and are currently either a Member or Fellow and: • hold an Institute-accredited MSc or an Institute-approved postgraduate qualification


• have documented evidence of continuing professional development through a CPD scheme or a personal development plan for two years


• are currently in practice in science with at least four years’ postgraduate professional experience.


Registration Addition opportunities to evidence the knowledge and experience sought by


employers and demanded by the public include registration (RSci and RSciTech) by the Science Council, demonstrating commitment to high ethical standards and continuing professional development.


Registered Scientist (RSci) The Registered Scientist award provides recognition for those in scientific and higher technical roles as professionals in their field.


Registered Science Technician (RSciTech) Science technicians play a vital role in society, delivering the skilled technical support the increasingly complex infrastructure requires. If you consider that you meet the criteria,


please telephone or email the IBMS office and speak with the Professional Support Services Manager, Christian Burt (tel 020 7713 0214 ext 141; email: chartered@ibms.org).


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