NEVBO Annual 2026 Meeting
Quimigen at the NEVBO Annual 2026 Meeting
Quimigen is proud to attend the NEVBO Annual 2026 Meeting, a scientific event dedicated to vascular biology, endothelial research, microcirculation, and collaborative exchange within the Dutch-Belgian vascular biology community.
A focused scientific forum for vascular biology and microcirculation research
The NEVBO Annual 2026 Meeting brings together researchers and professionals involved in vascular biology, endothelial biology, microcirculation, and the molecular biology of the vascular wall. The meeting provides a dedicated setting for scientific exchange, research discussion, and collaboration across experimental and clinical vascular research.
Organized within a Dutch-Belgian vascular biology context, the event supports interaction between established investigators, young researchers, and scientific teams working on mechanisms of vascular function, vascular wall biology, translational research, and related biomedical approaches.
Quimigen is proud to attend this congress and support the advancement of research dialogue in vascular biology, endothelial science, microcirculation, and applied life science research.
Practical Information
Main scientific themes
The meeting is centered on vascular biology and microcirculation research, with a strong emphasis on scientific exchange, collaboration, and support for the international vascular biology community.
Microcirculation Research
Scientific discussion around clinical and experimental research on microcirculation, vascular function, and vascular mechanisms.
Endothelial & Vascular Wall Biology
Exchange focused on endothelial biology, molecular mechanisms of the vascular wall, and vascular biology research models.
Young Investigator Exchange
A platform for early-career researchers to connect with the vascular biology community and contribute to scientific dialogue.
Connect with Quimigen at the NEVBO Annual 2026 Meeting
Quimigen is proud to attend the NEVBO Annual 2026 Meeting in Groningen. Connect with our team to discuss your research priorities and discover how our life science solutions can support vascular biology, endothelial research, microcirculation studies, and biomedical laboratory workflows.