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BCVS 2025: Basic Cardiovascular Sciences
Join us at BCVS 2025!
We’re excited to announce our participation in the 2025 Council on Basic Cardiovascular Science (BCVS) Conference!
📍 Baltimore, MD
📅 July 23–26, 2025
Join us in Baltimore to explore how Scintica’s preclinical imaging technologies are advancing cardiovascular research. We’ll be showcasing the Prospect T2—a compact, high-frequency ultrasound system designed for in vivo small animal imaging. With real-time, high-resolution data, this system is an essential tool for studying cardiac function, vascular dynamics, and more.
👉 Visit booth #19 to meet the team, see our systems in action, and learn how we can support your research goals.
See you in Baltimore!
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