Show Notes
Recorded and published daily during #ASGCT2026, Soundbites of the Annual Meeting captures the energy and breadth of the conference through quick-hit conversations, scientific snapshots, attendee perspectives, and highlights from across the field — offering a daily pulse on what’s happening throughout the meeting. Take a listen from Tuesday, May 12, 2026 with Sarah Ellinwood, Cynthia Clayton, and Lori Lennon, panelists from the day’s Communications Symposium, Effective communication for funding, peer review, and beyond. The three discuss practical tools and tips for researchers looking to tailor communications for different stakeholders. This soundbite is hosted by Lynnea Olivarez of the ASGCT Communications Committee.
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