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.

For inquiries contact Toni Hill.