Hosted by the Department of Developmental Biology

The biennial Midwest Zebrafish Meeting brings together a growing field of scientists from all over the midwest whose research utilizes the zebrafish model to study a wide range of biological questions in development, evolution, genetics, physiology, and disease.

The meeting (June 7-9) includes two keynote talks, trainee and assistant professor talks selected from submitted abstracts, two poster sessions, and a Saturday evening social event, all in a friendly and supportive environment.

This meeting is a wonderful opportunity for investigators in the region to network with each other. We encourage students, postdocs, and junior faculty to submit abstracts and present their research.

Agenda for Friday, June 7

3:00 pm Registration | Moore Auditorium

6:00 pm Welcome and Opening Remarks | Connor Auditorium

6:15 pm Keynote Lecture I – Dr. Kristen Kwan | Connor Auditorium

7:30 pm Poster Session I and Reception | Farrell LTC Atrium

For inquiries contact Toni Hill.