Membership is currently free and the benefits of being a part of INPST include:
• The opportunity to participate in joint research/publications/grant applications with other like-minded researchers from around the world; • Free promotion of selected recent publications via Twitter, LinkedIN, Facebook, ResearchGate and the INPST website; • Unique networking opportunities; • Access to exclusive information that will be shared with members only, such as job advertisements, grant funding opportunities, research awards and collaborative projects, courses, conference announcements, and more.
Application to join INPST
To apply for joining INPST, please contact Atanas.Atanasov@dhps.lbg.ac.at (Atanas G. Atanasov) with information stating your scientific interests and a link to some of your researcher profiles (e.g., GoogleScholar or ResearchGate).
Mailing list
Colleagues who wish to learn more about INPST before deciding to join as members, scientists who work in areas not related to natural products, and all people who are interested in the topics explored by INPST are invited to join our mailing list (link to subscribe to the mailing list is located at the bottom of the page).
The Botanical Garden of Department of Pharmacognosy, University of Vienna, Austria. Photo by Atanas G. Atanasov.
Lagoon of the seven cities, a twin lake in the crater of a dormant volcano in the western part of the São Miguel island (Azores, Portugal). Photo by Dr. Ana Sanches Silva.
Central Australian desert scene. Photo by Dr. Rohan Davis.
HEK293T cells. Photo by Atanas G. Atanasov.
Tropical rainforest, Queensland, Australia. Photo by Dr. Rohan Davis.
Australian ocean scene. Photo by Dr. Rohan Davis.
Laboratory equipment. Photo by Atanas G. Atanasov.
Rhododendron arboreum flower. Photo by Devesh Tewari.
The Valley of Flowers, Himalaya, India. Photo by Dr. Rajeshwari Singh.
Bryce Canyon, Utah, USA. Photo by Dr. Anupam Bishayee.
Euphorbia prolifera Buch. (Ham) Ex. Photo by Devesh Tewari.
Foothills of Himalaya, India. Photo by Devesh Tewari.
The Valley of Flowers, Himalaya, India. Photo by Dr. Rajeshwari Singh.
Eco-School Festival, Leiria-Portugal, Spring 2018
Polygonum maritimum (L.) (Polygonaceae)- Ourdania beach (Ain Temouchent- west Algeria)- taken by PhD. EL HACI Imad Abdelhamid
Flower blossoms at gardens by the bay Singapore-photo by Dr. Hemanth Kumar Boyina.