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APS 2023: American Physiological Society
APS 2023: American Physiological Society
Scintica will be exhibiting at the APS 2023! We will be exhibiting at the Long Beach Convention Center in Long Beach, CA. Meet us at booth 322!
What’s the meeting about and who’s attending?
One hundred thirty-six years after the American Physiological Society (APS) was established, we mark a moment in history with a significant and unprecedented commitment to physiologists worldwide. We’re launching a meeting designed by and for physiologists with speakers to spark inspiration, spaces to evoke collaboration and a setting in sunny Long Beach where you can put aside the stresses of everyday life and focus on your shared passion for science.
When does the meeting take place?
Thursday, April 20 – Sunday, April 23
Where is this year’s annual conference?
Long Beach Convention Center | Long Beach, CA
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