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Join us in Commemorating 20 Years of Workshops in Developmental Vascular Biology.

In celebration of the momentous 20th Anniversary of the Developmental Vascular Biology Workshop, the original Chairs, Luisa Iruela-Arispe (Northwestern University) and Brant Weinstein (NICHD/NIH), and NAVBO are thrilled to announce a three-day virtual conference, February 12-14, 2024. This exceptional event will bring together pioneers and rising stars in the field, showcasing the remarkable progress made over the past two decades. 

As we reflect on the journey that began with the inaugural workshop, we invite you to embark on a captivating scientific expedition. We will revisit the seminar speakers from that very first gathering, rekindling the spirit of discovery, and reexamining the key breakthroughs that have shaped vascular biology. 

Our esteemed lineup of speakers will delve into exciting science, presenting cutting-edge research, and unveiling novel insights into vascular development. From the foundational principles to the latest advancements, each session promises to be an immersive experience that highlights the remarkable strides made in this dynamic field. 

Through this event, we aim to foster connections, spark collaborations, and inspire the next generation of vascular biologists. Engage in lively discussions, explore new ideas and witness the power of collective knowledge as we continue to unravel the intricacies of vascular and lymphatic development. 

Join us and be part of this extraordinary celebration of 20 years of Workshops on Developmental Vascular Biology. Topics will include: evolutionary origins and diversity of the vasculature, lymphatic vascular biology, cell-cell, cell-matrix, and cell-tissue interactions, vascular signaling, vascular morphogenesis, and vessel guidance and formation of vascular networks 

Together, let us honor the past, celebrate the present and pave the way for a future brimming with groundbreaking discoveries. Join us as we embark on this remarkable journey through the rich tapestry of science.

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