Incredible to catch up with mentors

mcarges6
Nov 21, 2025
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ABRCMS meeting is being amazing so far. But one of the best things at this meeting is the opportunity to catch with mentors and friends.

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Incredible to catch up with mentors

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This week Dr Karen Scanlon visited us!

Sometimes all it takes is looking up.

Inspiring Science, Community, and Legacy at the ASM Spring Texas Branch Meeting