
Join Our Community & Advance DOHaD Research
Be part of India's leading network of researchers and professionals working on the developmental origins of health and disease. Collaborate, learn, and grow with us.
Who Can Become a Member?
Membership is open to anyone interested in DOHaD research, policy, and practice. This includes researchers, clinicians, policymakers, students, and professionals from related fields.
Membership Tiers and Fees
Undergraduate Students
₹250
Annual Fee
Early Career Researchers
₹500
Annual Fee
Standard Regular Members
₹1000
Annual Fee
The DOHaD India annual fee supports our website maintenance and contributes towards other activities undertaken by the DOHaD India Regional Society.
Eligibility for reduced International Society LMIC/MIC membership rates is determined by the member's country of residence and work, in accordance with International Society membership policies.
How to Become a Member
Join the DOHaD India community and help advance research, collaboration, and awareness across the region.
International Society membership fees are separate and remain payable according to the member's applicable membership category.
Go to RegistrationWhy become a member?
Global Community
As a member of the DOHaD India Regional Society, you'll be part of a global community advancing research on the developmental origins of health and disease
Training & Career Development
Joining DOHaD India gives you opportunities for training, capacity building, and advancing your career
Networking & Collaboration
Provides you with a platform to network with peer researchers and mentors, and collaborate with Indian and international DOHaD research groups
International Membership
To become a member of DOHaD India, individuals must first join the International DOHaD Society and select DOHaD India as their Regional Society.
Other Benefits of Membership
- Access to the Journal of Developmental Origins of Health and Disease (reduced fee for OA)
- Exclusive newsletters and updates on the latest research
- Reduced cost to attend workshops, conferences, and training programs
- Capacity building and career advancement support
- Participation in policy advocacy and collaborative projects
