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EXCITING RESEARCH YOU'LL SEE AT
#ARM23
Join us next month to learn about impactful HSR occurring across the country with important implications for policy and practice.
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SEE YOU IN SEATTLE!
Not sure where to go on your lunch break, or how to spend your evenings after a day of plenaries and breakouts at #ARM23? We've put together a list of Seattle recommendations for restaurants and activities to round out your trip.
This will be a busy time for travel, so be sure to make your reservations in advance. We recommend contacting the concierge at your hotel to assist with dinner reservations, sightseeing information, and more.
Check out our recommendations here.
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