2026 NH-INBRE Annual Meeting

August 17-18, 2026

Omni Mount Washington Resort

Bretton Woods, NH

Draft Agenda

The NH-INBRE Annual Meeting brings together faculty, students, and researchers from partner institutions across New Hampshire to share cutting-edge biomedical research, foster collaborations, and highlight the INBRE program's impact on scientific advancement. The meeting features oral and poster presentations, networking opportunities, professional development, and discussions on emerging research topics.

Deadlines

  • June 30, 2026 - Registration deadline (CLOSED)
  • July 1, 2026 -  Room reservations due to the hotel (CLOSED)
  • July 1, 2026 - Oral abstract submission deadline (CLOSED)
  • July 27, 2026 - Poster abstract submission deadline

 

A professional photographer will be attending the event to capture photos throughout the meeting and will also be offering complimentary professional headshot sessions for students. If you would like to have your headshot taken, please reserve a time slot using the link below:

Reserve your headshot appointment here.


Step inside the STEM‑MoBILE!

The STEM-MoBILE (STEM Mobile Biofabrication Integrated Lab Experience) is a traveling lab that introduces the cutting-edge field of biofabrication to schools and communities across New Hampshire and surrounding areas!

Southern New Hampshire, otherwise known as ReGen Valley, has become a hub for the rapidly growing field of biofabrication, the production of human tissues from organic and synthetic sources. Expanding this life-changing industry requires a diverse workforce in advanced manufacturing, biology, biotechnology, computer science, data analytics, engineering, manufacturing, automation, information technology and more. Through hands-on learning, the STEM-MoBILE seeks to educate people of all ages about biofabrication and the exciting, lucrative career opportunities in this world-changing field. Learn more about STEM-MoBILE


Student Resources


Networking Conversation Starters

How to get the Most out of the Annual Meeting

How to Create a Research Presentation

Presentation tips-notes

Career Planning Basics

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