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April Events Itinerary
Boster Bio will be attending 2 exciting events this month! Be sure to visit our booths to meet Team Boster and take home our cuddly mascot, Dr. Booster. First up is the AACR Annual Meeting in Chicago from April 14-18. Celebrating its 110th anniversary, the AACR is the first and largest professional organization in the world dedicated to advancing cancer research and its mission to prevent and cure all cancers. Stop by booth #1840 and see what's happening.

From April 22-25, Boster will be at Experimental Biology 2018, the annual meeting of five societies comprised of more than 14,000 scientists and 25 guest societies. EB is open to everyone with interest in the latest research impacting life sciences, so join us in San Diego and visit Team Boster at booth #1409. Click below for conference details.
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