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Presenter Information

Talks may be no longer than 10 minutes. This will leave 5 minutes for questions from the audience before the next speaker begins. Each of the oral sessions will be introduced and timed by a student moderator. The moderator will have a timer that will go off at 3 different times:

1. Once when your talk has reached 8 minutes (as a reminder to begin wrapping up);
2. Once when your talk has reached 10 minutes; and
3. Once when the full 15 minutes has transpired.

The moderator will keep the session running on time, but please plan to talk for no more than 10 minutes. This will be a challenge for most of you— 10 minutes is not much time to get all of your data in, so be concise. A good rule of thumb is one slide per minute of talk, so plan on only having 10 slides or so.

PowerPoint presentations can be made on either Macs or PCs; please let us know which one you used to generate your talk.

Please send your finalized presentations to Abhinav Sinha NO LATER THAN 5PM TUESDAY MAY 6TH.

Judging

The oral presentations will be judged according to a standardized set of guidelines.

Schedule

The presentation schedule can be found here.

Posters

We will be providing poster presenters with a 4x6' foam backing board. Your poster must fit on this board. The poster session will run from 5-7:00pm on Thursday, May 8. Your attendance will be required for judging between 5:00 and 6:00 pm.

Posters will be displayed in several rooms on the first floor of the Old Library, in and around the Great Hall. Please hang your poster by 10:30 on Thursday morning and take it down on Friday at 4:00. This will give as many people as possible a chance to view your poster during the Student Research Forum.

There will be an assigned spot for your poster. Your name will be posted on your assigned location. There will also be a master list with poster locations at the registration table.

Sponsorship

This year, the poster session is sponsored by the Oregon Clinical and Translational Research Institute. Each of the 14 oral presentation tracks has its own sponsoring institute:

Track	Sponsoring Institute
Neuroscience	OHSU Brain Institute
Cardiovascular Research	OHSU Heart Research Center
Musculoskeletal Research	Shriner's Research Center
Epithelial Biology	Department of Dermatology
Immunology and Infectious Disease	Vaccine and Gene Therapy Institute
Toxicology	CROET
Addiction and Behavior	PARC/MARC
Aging	Graduate Student Organization
Cancer Research	OHSU Cancer Institute
Public Health	OHSU Center for Ethics
Environmental Research	Center for Coastal and Land-margin Research
Stem Cells and Development	OHSU Stem Cell Center
Metabolism	Center for the Study of Weight Regulation
Technology and Devices	Center for Spoken Language Understanding
Reproductive Biology	Reproductive Biology Training Grant

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