About Us
Why Choose LSE
The Virtual Experience
LSE's Virtual Division
Established in 2005, Life Science Exhibits’ mission has been to bring scientists together and provide an avenue for researchers and commercial entities to network through events on campuses of major research institutions across the United States.
LSE's Virtual Division
The Virtual Experience
LSE's Virtual Division
In 2020, during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, we embarked on a new avenue to continue our mission through Life Science Exhibits' Virtual Events.
The Virtual Experience
The Virtual Experience
The Virtual Experience
Our virtual conference allows you to participate in a global setting with no travel or cost to you and offers a high degree of interaction with live webinars and chat sessions for attendee and exhibitor communication and collaboration.
Our Virtual Show Testimonials
Our Services
Your Gateway to Research Supplier Product Shows - Bridging Research Communities Together
LSE Events Nationwide
LSE hosts over 70 events annually nationwide at top NIH funded institutions. Please visit lifescienceexhibits.com for a full schedule of our physical events.
LSE Virtual Events
LSE Virtual Events offers a virtual trade show experience with the feel of a physical event. Begin your adventure in our lobby, chat live with vendors and explore their virtual booths in our exhibit hall, visit our auditorium for a webinar with live Q&A from the speaker, present your research in our poster session area or connect with your colleagues in our lounge.
LSE Event Services
LSE offers event planning services. Contact us to host your next virtual or physical event.
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Contact Us
Please send us a message or call us for more information to exhibit, present or attend our events
customerservice@lifescienceexhibits.com or 877.240.2628
LSE Virtual Events
Hours
Monday - Friday: 9:00AM - 5:00PM ET
Saturday - Sunday: Closed
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The institution names listed are for invitation purposes only. In no way should it imply an existing relationship between LSE and that institution.