Pharma & Life Sciences

British Society for Developmental Biology Spring Meeting and Conference

The British Society for Developmental Biology Spring Meeting and Conference is an event organized by the British Society for Developmental Biology. It focuses on developmental biology research and includes talks from submitted abstracts. The event is intended for members of the society and researchers in the field.

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The essentials

Event details

Dates
19 April 2027 to 22 April 2027
Organiser
Anahí Binagui-Casas
Industry
Pharma & Life Sciences

Agenda themes

Topics covered

  • Medical & Pharma

On stage

Speakers

  • Kyra CampbellUniversity of Sheffield
  • Raman DasUniversity of Manchester
  • Alejandra Guzman-HerreraUniversity of Cambridge
  • Aida Rodrigo-AlborsUniversity of Edinburgh
  • Shankar SrinivasUniversity of Oxford

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