Monday, February 9

12 PM – Keynote Speaker: Confessing Our Past, Challenging Our Present, Contemplating Our Future: Our New Call to Action for Research
 
Quincy Byrdsong, EdD, MA, CCRP 
Vice President, Research Operations & Institutional Official 
Ballad Health 

NH437 | Zoom

 

1 PM – Writing High Impact Manuscripts, Dr. Matt Vassar, Office of Medical Student Research

 

NH437 | Zoom

 

Tuesday, February 10

2 PM – LabArchives 101: The Basics of LabArchives ELN
 
Gloria Yandari, MS 
Enterprise Success Manager 
LabArchives, LLC - Better Science

NH437 | Zoom

 

Wednesday, February 11
12 PM - Discover Funding Opportunities
with Pivot-RP 
 
Eddie Neuwrith 
Sr. Director of Product Management 
Clarivate 
NH437 | Zoom

 

Thursday, February 12

11 AM - Student Research Panel: 
Biomedical Sciences Graduate Student Association

NH437 | Zoom

 

12 - 4pm | Oral Presentations - NH437 | Zoom

 

Friday, February 13

12 PM - Ethical Use of AI Tools for Health Science Research
 
Madison Hastings, MLS, MHS 
Research Services Librarian 
OSU CHS Medical Library

 

 NH437 | Zoom

 

1 - 4pm | Tandy Conference Center
Poster Presentations
Session A: 1pm - 2:00pm
Session B: 2:30pm – 3:30pm
refreshments provided between sessions
 
2:00pm - Tandy Conference Center
Student Researcher of the Year Award Presentation
Dr. Natasha Bray, Dean, COM-CN
 
2:45pm - Tandy Conference Center
Research Week Excellence Award Presentation
Dr. Janel Johnson, Chair, Research Committee

The Research Week event is to showcase all OSU-CHS research, encourage
researchers to interact with each other and senior professionals, and to give student
researchers the experience of attending a scientific conference.

Your abstract submission acknowledges your agreement to present your research either as an Oral or Poster Presentation during Research Week. Video files do not replace your obligation to present your findings during the presentation sessions. Your presentation will be scheduled once the abstract portal closes in January.

Please be sure your file is < 1MB

Please ensure that your abstract contains no more than 500 words. Please avoid diagrams, illustrations, tables, references or graphics in the abstract. Provide maximum relevant information in the abstract and if the subject matter is empirical, the following structure is obligatory: background, methods, results, conclusions, keywords.

For case reports, the following structure is obligatory: background, case presentation, discussion, keywords.

 

View the abstract template before you decide to submit.

Judging is optional. To streamline the judging process and provide in-depth feedback to authors, judging will occur prior to the poster presentation events. A panel of experts (faculty/staff) will review your 1) abstract submission 2) presentation and 3) your virtual poster walkthrough video:

1. Overall visual
a. Are the components of the presentation balanced across the space?
b. Do text and graphics engage the reader?

2. Overall content
a. Are the components of the presentation organized in a logical flow (from background through significance)?
b. Do the findings support the conclusions?

3. Overall impact
a. Does the research have the potential to make a novel contribution to the field?
b. Does the poster convey the potential implications of the research findings?

 

Oral presentation judging will be held at the time of the event.