Experimental Biology 2016

I am getting my poster presentations ready for the Experimental Biology conference next week in San Diego. In my opinion, this is one of the most exciting conferences as we get to hear about the latest physiology research. I cannot wait to share what I learn with you!

Here is a YouTube video with just some of the reasons others love attending these conferences as much as I do. This video was filmed at the meeting in Boston last year.

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