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48th Annual MidWinter Meeting

Orlando, FL - February 22-26, 2025

47th Annual MidWinter Meeting

Anaheim, CA - February 3-7, 2024

46th Annual MidWinter Meeting

Orlando, FL - February 11-15, 2023

45th Annual MidWinter Meeting

Virtual - February 5-9, 2022

44th Annual MidWinter Meeting

Virtual - February 20-24, 2021

43rd San Jose, CA

January 25-29, 2020

42nd Baltimore, MD

February 9-13, 2019

41st San Diego, CA

February 10-14, 2018

40th Baltimore, MD February

11-15, 2017

39th San Diego, CA

February 20-24, 2016

38th Baltimore, MD

February 21-25, 2015

37th San Diego, CA

February 22-26, 2014

36th Baltimore, MD

February 16-20, 2013

35th San Diego, CA

February 25-29, 2012

34th Baltimore, MD

February 19-23, 2011

33rd Anaheim, CA

February 6-10, 2010

32nd Baltimore, MD

February 14-19, 2009

31st Phoenix, AZ

February 16-21, 2008

30th Denver, CO

February 10-15, 2007

29th Baltimore, MD

February 5-9, 2006

28th New Orleans, LA

February 11-15, 2005

27th Daytona Beach, FL

February 21-26, 2004

26th Daytona Beach, FL

February 22-27, 2003

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Contact headquarters@aro.org for additional archived abstract or program books.   Image courtesy of Patrick Lam, Ella Trang, Niki Gunewardene, and Andrew Wise of Bionics Institute Description: 3-day culture of primary spiral ganglion cells isolated from 5D neonatal Sprague Dawley rats.This image shows a common phenomenon of spiral ganglion neuron processes being surrounded by glial cells that could play an important role in the nerve survival and signalling.Cells were visualised via immunocytochemistry. Labelled in green are two spiral ganglion neurons using Tuj1 as the primary antibody binding marker; in red are the glial cells using S100 beta as the primary antibody binding marker; all cell nuclei were stained with DAPI in blue.