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Now Registering: Career Development Workshop 2025, June 23 – free and open to all STEMM researchers (high school through experienced faculty/staff)
Friday and Saturday, October 27 and 28, 2017
Friday: External Advisory and Q4 Steering Committee Meeting, USC School of Medicine
Saturday: Fall Symposium for faculty, staff and students, SC State Museum
Abstracts (searchable spreadsheet) | Program | Program Supplement
Presentation Slides:
Will Case, Converse College, Xerogel-Based Amperometric Biosensors: Adaptable Templates for Clinically Relevant Measurements. PDF
KEYNOTE: Rafael Luna, NIH NIGMS Naitonal Research Mentoring Network, Advancing Your Biomedical Research with NRMN. PDF | PPTX
Marion Cooley, Augusta University (formerly at MUSC), Role of Fibulin-1 in Cerebrovascular Stability. PDF | PPTX
Christine Byrum, College of Charleston, Nuclear Transport in Early Development. PDF | PPTX
Tong Ye, Clemson University, Two-photon Fluorescence Steromicroscopy. PDF
For more info, contact:
Cyndy Buckhaults, SC INBRE Communications Manager
Keynote Speaker
We are excited to introduce to you our keynote speaker at the SC INBRE Scientific Symposium – Dr. Rafael Luna, executive director of the NIH NIGMS National Research Mentoring Network. Dr. Luna is a research fellow at Harvard Medical School investigating the biochemical mechanisms of cancer. He's a dynamic speaker and has presented to a wide range of scientific audiences from undergrads to senior faculty members in the US and Europe. We are very fortunate to be able to have him as our keynote speaker this year.
Who
SC INBRE Developmental Research Project Program faculty, students, anyone interested in learning more about the research of SC INBRE-funded biomedical investigators and students.
What
Symposium consists of student poster session and talks by our DRP faculty, plus we will have a special invited speaker. Our External Advisory Committee will be in attendance and would love to meet you and hear about the impact of SC INBRE on your research and experiences.
Symposium will be held at the South Carolina State Museum located on Gervais Street in Columbia. Parking will be free. Your attendance at the Symposium will also give you a 10% discount at the Museum's gift shop and free general admittance to the rest of the Museum, if time allows.
Where to Stay
Please note: this is USC's Homecoming Week – plan on increased traffic in town, as well as rooms selling out early. The blocked room agreements we had with local hotels have expired. If you are looking to find a hotel room near the Symposium location, we recommend you search in the Vista area, or across the river in Cayce and West Columbia.
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