Connect with the Xenopus research community at TAGC Online! The meeting’s unique format offers multiple opportunities for you to share your work, learn about the latest research and tools, and build community. Hear the latest at the Xenopus Community Sessions and Poster Sessions.
What’s the hashtag?
The conference hashtag is #TAGC20. Use the #Xenopus20 community-specific hashtag alongside #TAGC20 to allow everyone to follow along!
Abstracts have been reviewed and scheduled in one of three types of sessions:
If you submitted an abstract, see the Author Assignments page to view your assignment.
Poster and Thematic Sessions will feature research from all communities, while Xenopus Community Sessions will be dedicated to research on Xenopus species.
When it comes to attending virtual talks, you won’t be forced to choose between Xenopus and your favorite topic; Community Sessions and Thematic Sessions are held at different times, so there will be no need to miss out.
IXB Young Investigator Award
The International Xenopus Board (IXB) Young Investigator Award recognizes an outstanding junior faculty member from any country who has made significant scientific achievements using Xenopus as a model. Awardees will be recognized at the International Xenopus Conference in Portsmouth, UK (August 23–27, 2020) where they will present an award lecture. Awardees also will receive funds from the IXB toward travel to the meeting.
Nominations for the Young Investigator Award should be submitted to the IXB at Xenopus@Xenopus.org.
Submit the application in a single PDF file that includes:
The nomination deadline was June 30, 2019.
Sally Moody, George Washington University
Xenbase
National Xenopus Resource
European Xenopus Resource
National BioResource of Japan-XenoBioRes
Xenopus laevis Research Resource for Immunobiology
Centre de Ressources Biologiques Xénopes