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Why become a member of ARTERY?

The Society promotes the advancement of knowledge and dissemination of information concerning all aspects of arterial structure and function, either basic science, clinical research or epidemiology.

By becoming a member of ARTERY, you will instantly be part of an international, professionally diverse network of members. ARTERY members form a vast community of researchers, with active collaborative research, exchanges of students etc. The ARTERY community has produced some of the most quoted publications ever in the field.

Being a member offers privileged access to the annual ARTERY Meeting, with a rebate price covering the membership. The annual subscription fee includes a subscription to ARTERY RESEARCH.

Please note that the membership application process can take up to 10 weeks to process.

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Please complete the online application form, attach your CV, list of publications and provide the following required documents:

• Application form
• Curriculum vitae
• List of key publications or presentations in the field
• Letters of support from two ARTERY members

Applicants who are not able to contact existing ARTERY members can send their application to the Secretariat and ask for the support of Executive Committee members. Students must prove their status and have the support of their mentor.

Once the application has been approved by the Executive Committee, the applicant will receive confirmation that they have been accepted as a member and will be sent a payment form for the annual membership fee (Ordinary Members only).

Student Members: 

Student Membership is open to PhD students/trainees working in the field of cardiovascular (patho)physiology who have not yet published sufficiently to qualify for Ordinary Membership. The maximum term for Student Membership of the Society shall be 5 years. Student Membership shall not apply to those studying for a second degree. Once students have completed their PhD and have an adequate number of publications or 2 years post PhD, they will be required to re-apply for Ordinary Membership.