Chemistry & Biochemistry Research Colloquium
The Chemistry and Biochemistry Research Colloquium is a day-long event featuring the various research interests of our graduate and undergraduate students.
Sponsored by the Chemistry and Biochemistry Student Advisory Board and the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, the Colloquium is held annually, on the first Friday of April.
Contributors present posters or give talks. The oral sessions run from 10:00am to 1:00pm in Flowers Hall 113, and are organized in the format of a professional scientific meeting, with strict time limitations. Posters are shown from 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm in the same room, Flowers Hall 113. Student contributions are judged by attending faculty and prizes will be awarded in several categories.
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Inaugural Chemistry & Biochemistry Research Colloquium |
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Date TBA |
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Flowers Hall room 113 |
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Who can present?
Graduate or undergraduate students conducting research in the Chemistry and Biochemistry Department or with the collaboration of the Chemistry and Biochemistry Department are encouraged to submit abstracts of their research. We will try to accommodate everyone with their first choice between oral or poster presentation. However, if we are running out time in the oral sessions, we will ask students that registered the latest to give poster presentations instead of talks.
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Registration:
Students who wish to present must register by submitting the following form directly to: hrh54@txstate.edu:
Registration deadline: TBA
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Presentations:
Oral presentations: Each speaker will have 15 min (12 min for presentation and 3 min for Q&A). Presentation times will be published as soon as the program is finalized. Powerpoint presentations must be uploaded to the TRACS site by midnight on the registration due date.
Posters: Maximum poster size is 42" wide x 36" tall. Printed posters must be in place in the Student Lounge no later than 12:00 pm the day prior to the colloquium.
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Awards
Awards will be given for “Best Presentation” by a graduate student and undergraduate student. There will be one "Best Poster" award. All participants will receive feedback on their presentations by the faculty judges.
Questions
Questions may be addressed to: Heather Hansen (hrh54@txstate.edu, 469-475-3177), Carlos Corona (corona@txstate.edu) or Christian Teague (cgt24@txstate.edu).
