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Conference Circuit: Clinical Chemistry

The American Association for Clinical Chemistry’s 71st Annual Scientific Meeting & Clinical Lab Expo starts this weekend. Attendance is expected to hit 21,000.

More than 20,000 laboratory medicine professionals and healthcare leaders are headed to Anaheim, California, to learn about cutting-edge science and technology shaping the future of the industry.

Organization: American Association for Clinical Chemistry

Conference: 71st AACC Annual Scientific Meeting & Clinical Lab Expo

Venue: Anaheim Convention Center

City: Anaheim, California

AACC2019 begins on Sunday evening with an opening plenary session featuring Harvard Medical School’s Dr. David Walt. He’ll describe how biomarker discovery is performed today and discuss how attendees can compress the time frame from discovery to clinical impact. Also on the agenda:

Get in the zone. New for 2019, the AACC Innovation Zone brings unique, curated content to the AACC Clinical Lab Expo. It will feature displays and presentations from AACC Disruptive Technology Award semifinalists, a Clinical Lab Expo Product Showcase interactive experience, and brief talks on diagnostic innovations presented by AACC’s flagship magazine, Clinical Laboratory News.

Budget-conscious learning. AACC University features 15 low-cost sessions on Sunday that people can attend without paying the full meeting registration fee. Participants may choose from half-day and full-day sessions. As a bonus, those enrolled in  an AACC University course are also invited to attend that day’s plenary session, as well as the AACC Opening Mixer and Division Networking Event.

Dive deeper. After their presentations, plenary speakers and other invited experts participate in Meet the Experts sessions. These informal, in-depth conversations are an hour long, and questions and free-form dialogue are highly encouraged. Attendance is limited to 75 people.

Head to Facebook or Twitter (#2019AACC) for other meeting details.

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Samantha Whitehorne

By Samantha Whitehorne

Samantha Whitehorne is editor-in-chief of Associations Now. MORE

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