Up to five staff and trainees will have five minutes to present their research project followed by a short Q&A session from a panel composed of faculty.  The panelist along with Research Day attendees will vote for their favorite project.  Cash prize of $500 is awarded for the winning presentation. 

Selected from abstracts submitted by October 7.

Two trainee will present 10-minute presentations followed by Q&A from attendees.

Selected from abstracts submitted by October 7.

Staff and trainees have the opportunity to drive traffic to their posters in 90-second advertisements. 

All abstracts are eligible. Prior registration required.

Staff and trainees will present their work in a judged poster session.  Cash prizes are awarded for best presentations by Staff, Postdoc, Graduate Student, and Undergraduates.

DIFFERENT THIS YEAR!  - Posters are judged in 10 minute timed sessions. Presenters should budget 5 minutes to present their poster with 5 minutes for judge's questions. All attendees are assigned a poster to judge so presenters should be prepared to present their work succinctly and to a broad audience. After the judged sessions, presenters will remain at their posters for the general poster session.

Poster size is recommended at 36in x 48in landscape format.

All abstracts are eligible. Prior registration required. 

Samantha Xu
Baylor College of Medicine

David Graf
Mississippi State University

Katelyn Collins
University of Kentucky

David Schneider
Centre College

Ting Zhou
University of Wisconsin-Madison

Alex Pettey - 3rd Place
University of Kentucky

Holly Sucharski - 2nd Place
Ohio State University

Mikala Zelows - Deneys Van Der Westhuyzen Award
University of Kentucky

Kimberly Rebello - 2nd place
Baylor College of Medicine

Abhilash Prabhat - Steward Whitman Award
University of Kentucky