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Non-profit organization committed to improvement and dissemination of knowledgeregarding the pathology and pathophysiology of renal disease
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A Joint meeting of the Renal Pathology Society,
The Department of Transplantation, Nephrology and Internal Medicine,
Medical University of Warsaw and the European Society of Pathology
– Nephropathology Working Group
IN CONNECTION WITH CURRENT PANDEMIC SITUATION,
THE 4TH IRPC IS GOING VIRTUAL!
We are excited to be delivering extensive coverage of microscopic, clinical, and pathophysiological aspects of native and transplant kidney diseases in this new format between
November 19-21, 2020
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History The society was initiated by a group of renal pathologists (Jay Bernstein, P. Burkholder, J. Churg, R. Cotran, F. Cuppage, D. Jones, M. Kashgarian, J. Kissane, K. Mostofi, and G. Striker), acting in large measure at the instigation of Conrad Pirani who served as acting chairman. | Our Mission The Renal Pathology Society (RPS) is a nonprofit organization committed to improvement and dissemination of knowledge regarding the pathology and pathophysiology of renal disease. | JOIN THE rpsGet your membership and enjoy the benefits of RPS |
Membership Services |
Access to:
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RPS website, with regular updates, announcement of meetings and Renal Pathology events around the world, fellowships and grants, job postings.
- Educational materials, opportunities for training, other links.
- Applications for Fellowship and Awards.
Participation in:
- Various RPS committees.
- Full voting privileges for election of officers and RPS issues.
- RPS surveys.
- RPS Satellite meetings in various countries – in conjunction with major Pathology or Nephrology Congresses around the world.
- RPS sponsored sessions at various meetings as invited speakers.
- International consensus meetings and multicenter collaborative research initiatives.
- RPS business meetings and receptions at the ASN and USCAP venues.
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