Are you a mycologist affected by Hurricane Harvey or Irma? If you need to shelter in another laboratory, please reach out to Dr. Anne Pringle at anne.pringle@wisc.edu. She is collecting a list of laboratories with the potential to host you for a short term stay. While there aren’t funds to support your travel, there is space for science and scholarship, and potentially housing as well. Please send Dr. Pringle a brief description of how you’ve been affected, and what you’re looking for in a shelter.
If you’re running a laboratory and have space to shelter a refugee, please also let Dr. Pringle know.
Welcome to the Mycological Society of America website.
On this site, MSA members can manage their membership and directory information, participate in ballots and surveys, search the member directory, and purchase back issues of the MSA flagship journal,
Mycologia.
The Mycological Society of America is a scientific society dedicated to advancing the science of mycology - the study of fungi of all kinds including mushrooms, molds, truffles, yeasts, lichens, plant pathogens, and medically important fungi. We aim to promote and advance the science of mycology and to foster and encourage research and education in mycology in all its aspects.
MSA annually holds an outstanding conference, which is our best opportunity share the latest in information and research, to make new professional connections and to renew longtime acquaintances.
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msa@allenpress.com.
New article, Diversity in the Mycological Society of America by Tanya Cheeke, Sara Branco, Danny Haelewaters, Donald Natvig, Mia Maltz, Sharon Cantrell Rodriguez, Matias Cafaro, and Georgiana May.