The International Biometric Society is an international society for the advancement of biological science through the development of quantitative theories and the application, development and dissemination of effective mathematical and statistical techniques. The Society welcomes biologists, mathematicians, statisticians, and others interested in applying similar techniques. ENAR was established on or about December 27, 1947. By definition of the IBS, ENAR includes portions of the United States and Canada east of approximately 104 degrees West Longitude. Membership is open to all residents of this region.
Journals of The International Biometric Society: Biometrics; Journal of Agricultural, Biological, and Environmental Statistics; Biometric Bulletin.
Each region or national group of the Society holds its own program of meetings. ENAR meetings are normally held in late March or early April. Information on the date and location of upcoming meetings can be found here. The content of these events reflects the broad interests of the Society, including both quantitative techniques and application areas. Larger regional events are sometimes held, in the form of conferences. The IBS also holds a large international conference every two years.
