Conferences Research Diets is attending in 2026–2027

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Research Diets is listed at 3 conferences on Tnuki's calendar in 2026–2027: AALAS 2026 (exhibiting), SfN 2026 (exhibiting) and AACR 2027 (exhibiting). Research Diets makes custom-formulated research diets and animal feed for laboratory studies. As of Oct 17, 2026.

ConferenceDetailsInvolvementTnuki guide
AALAS 2026 National MeetingVivarium & lab animal professionalsOfficial site
Houston, TX ~2.9k attendees ExhibitorAs published by American Association for Laboratory Animal Science
Booth 1548
Attendee mix: Evenly mixed academia & industry; vivarium managers, veterinarians, facility directors and in vivo researchers
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Neuroscience 2026 (SfN Annual Meeting)World’s largest neuroscience gatheringOfficial site
Washington, DC ~21k attendees ExhibitorAs published by Society for Neuroscience
Booth 1022
Attendee mix: Mostly academic; neuroscience PIs, postdocs and students, some industry neuroscientists
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AACR Annual Meeting 2027World’s largest cancer research meetingOfficial site
Orlando, FL ~23k attendees ExhibitorAs published by American Association for Cancer Research
Booth 2459
Attendee mix: Mostly academic, strong biopharma presence; cancer research PIs, trainees, oncologists, translational and oncology R&D
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We hold published exhibitor, sponsor, program or attendee lists for 54 of the 156 conferences on our calendar, so this page shows Research Diets’s involvement at those 54 only — it is not a complete record of where they go. Organizers typically publish a list around six months before the event, so coverage grows over time.

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