The poster presentation schedule will be available on the Symposium website no later than Friday, July 25. Presenters need to be available for public discussion of your research during one of the ...

Eligible authors/presenters must be undergraduate students enrolled at a COSGC Affiliate Institution. Submissions must be research posters. The final file submitted shall be PDF. The submitted file ...

The Colleges of Science, Agriculture, Engineering, Liberal Arts, Technology and Honors hosted the Undergraduate Research and Poster Symposium on April 12. The symposium seeks to raise awareness about ...

All poster presenters are responsible for the cost of printing their own poster. Graduate Research Symposium volunteers will assist in hanging the posters. We ask that presenters bring their posters ...

TRS is always an amazing highlight of the hard work and talent among our trainees in basic science and clinical research. For this year’s poster presentation, abstracts were submitted by undergraduate ...

The Purdue Summer Undergraduate Research Symposium is an opportunity for undergraduate researchers conducting research at Purdue to showcase the scholarly work and creative endeavors they have been ...

The public is invited to browse the posters, listen to short elevator pitches given by the researchers and ask questions to learn more about the projects. Refreshments are served throughout the event.

The annual Trainee Research Symposium (TRS) is the Department of Medicine's major ... All accepted abstracts will be presented in poster format at a Poster Session following the keynote lecture.

The event includes poster judging, awards, food and beverages. Students that are enrolled in SIO 199 during any quarter, or are working on an independent research project, are highly encouraged to ...

See also the URCC Symposium pages on the Symposium online platform, Abstract writing, and Presentation tips for your oral presentation. Make a 48" x 36" poster for the URCC Symposium. Posters this ...

The sixth annual symposium sponsored by Baylor College of Medicine's Cardiovascular Research Institute highlighted the strengths and innovations of such research at the institute and attracted ...