- Joined
- Jan 1, 2008
- Messages
- 4
- Reaction score
- 0
This Forum is held on the campus of The University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, Texas, from Thursday, April 24 to Saturday, April 26, 2008. Application materials and rules for participation can be found on our website: http://www.utmb.edu/nsrf/default.htm.
The National Student Research Forum is a meeting for the presentation of research by medical students, residents, and graduate students in the biomedical sciences. Papers may include research in the basic or clinical sciences, on work that is completed or in progress, but that has not been published prior to abstract submission. Participants may present their research in either oral or poster sessions. For those who desire to compete for awards, additional rules are explained in a later section.
The NSRF offers an excellent opportunity for participants to receive review and recognition of their research efforts by their peers and by established scientists. Primary funding for the meeting is provided by the American Medical Association Foundation and The University of Texas Medical Branch. Presentation of research will begin the morning of Thursday, April 24, and continue through Friday, April 25. The Abreu Memorial Keynote Address will be given on Thursday, April 24 at 4:00 p.m. in William C. Levin Hall North Auditorium. The deadline for abstract submission is January 11th, 2008.
Over the past forty-eight years, the Forum has grown from a small regional meeting to a nationally respected assembly of young scientists. Last year, over 48 medical schools were represented, and approximately 145 papers were presented. The activities at UTMB, coupled with the recreational opportunities of historic Galveston Island, promise to make the 49th Annual National Student Research Forum more rewarding than ever. We hope to see you in April 2008!
The National Student Research Forum is a meeting for the presentation of research by medical students, residents, and graduate students in the biomedical sciences. Papers may include research in the basic or clinical sciences, on work that is completed or in progress, but that has not been published prior to abstract submission. Participants may present their research in either oral or poster sessions. For those who desire to compete for awards, additional rules are explained in a later section.
The NSRF offers an excellent opportunity for participants to receive review and recognition of their research efforts by their peers and by established scientists. Primary funding for the meeting is provided by the American Medical Association Foundation and The University of Texas Medical Branch. Presentation of research will begin the morning of Thursday, April 24, and continue through Friday, April 25. The Abreu Memorial Keynote Address will be given on Thursday, April 24 at 4:00 p.m. in William C. Levin Hall North Auditorium. The deadline for abstract submission is January 11th, 2008.
Over the past forty-eight years, the Forum has grown from a small regional meeting to a nationally respected assembly of young scientists. Last year, over 48 medical schools were represented, and approximately 145 papers were presented. The activities at UTMB, coupled with the recreational opportunities of historic Galveston Island, promise to make the 49th Annual National Student Research Forum more rewarding than ever. We hope to see you in April 2008!
