The C. elegans meetings calendar
Your source for upcoming meetings of C. elegans scientists, courtesy of vivoVerse.
vivoVerse is happy to provide this worm meeting calendar, tracking upcoming local, regional, national, and international meetings of C. elegans scientists. We regularly update the list to keep you informed about upcoming events and conferences that matter most to the C. elegans community. Stay ahead, network, and thrive in the vibrant C. elegans research community with vivoVerse.
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APWM 2024 – Conference dates
June 13, 2024 - June 16, 2024
The Asia Pacific Worm Meeting (APWM) is a prominent international conference that brings together C. elegans biologists from diverse research areas within Asia and the Pacific region. This conference serves as a pivotal platform for scientists to exchange knowledge, share research findings, and foster collaborations across a broad spectrum of C. elegans biology. Researchers representing various disciplines within the life sciences, including genetics, developmental biology, neurobiology, and aging, convene to discuss their latest discoveries and advancements in the field. The Asia Pacific Worm Meeting provides a unique opportunity for networking, promoting interdisciplinary dialogue, and building a cohesive community of scientists dedicated to unraveling the mysteries of C. elegans biology.
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