ASM D.C. Branch
Spring MEETING 2025
Exploring
Human-Microbe
Interactions
April 25, 2025 I 10 AM - 4 PM
Howard University
Washington, D.C.
Join DC area microbial scientists (professionals and students) for an exciting meeting of science and networking!!
This year's Spring meeting is a one day symposium highlighting cutting edge research as well as providing opportunities for networking and outreach. We are holding the meeting at Howard University. Lunch will be served.
ASM Washington, D.C. Branch (DC ASM) is approved as a provider of continuing education programs in the clinical laboratory sciences by the ASCLS P.A.C.E. Program.
Our Program Includes invited and submitted presentations.
ASM Distinguished Lecturer (invited)
-ASM Advocacy (invited)
-Longer Talks (12-15 min, Submitted)
-Lightning Talks (3-5 min, Submitted)
Abstract Submissions: All are welcome to submit abstracts for talks. Students (Lightning) and early career scientists (Lightning or Longer) are highly encouraged to submit. Abstract (max. 250 words) submissions for talks are due by 11:59 pm, March 31,2025. Submit your abstract via email to asm.dcbranch@gmail.com. Abstract guidelines can be found here.
Registration: $15-Professional, $10-Post-doc, $5-Student.
If you are unable to pay for any reason, please let us know (asm.dcbranch@gmail.com).
LOCATION
Howard University Interdisciplinary Research Building
Multipurpose Room
2201 George Ave., NW
Washington, DC 20059
Accessible via Metro (Shaw-Howard University). There are several parking garages in the area.
Networking/Social Mixer
4-5:30 pm
Panelists Include:
@TBD
Directly following the meeting we will have a career panel, networking and social mixer
Light beverages and snacks provided.
ASM Distinguished Lecturer
Jennifer Leeds, PhD.
Owner, JAL Consulting
ASM Advocacy
Allen Segal, J.D.
Chief Strategy and Public Affairs Officer for the American Society for Microbiology
Sponsors
Interested in sponsoring the meeting? Want to have a table to advertise your organization?
Email: asm.dcbranch@gmail.com
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