(Formerly known as Central Clinical School)
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| CCS's graduate research students organised and held the 15th annual symposium. View photo gallery. |
The annual Central Clinical School graduate research symposium was very successful, with student wins all round, including the staff-student debate. Congratulations to all participants, and to our winners in all the different segments, and to the organising committee, who did a wonderful job.
See all our winners below.
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| Neuroscience scooped the pool for the poster presentations. L-R: Robb Wesselingh, Erskine Chu and Marisso Sgro (2x!) |
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| Matt Snelson (Diabetes) presenting a poster at the 2017 CCS graduate research symposium while Paul Gill looks on |
It’s been a gruelling year of virtual events and zoom meetings, but we’re hopeful that the 2021 Symposium will be an event where our graduate research students can present their PhD or Masters work to peers in person. Submit your abstract by 30 July.
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| L-R top row: Alex Dimitropulous, Coco Shi, Akshita Rana. Lower row: April Raftery, Rishabh Sharma, Nicola Sergienko. |
Central Clinical School's 13th annual graduate research symposium held on 4-5 November was very successful, with around 40 students presenting or participating from across the school, so it was a very strong field. See the booklet for pictures of all participants.
A number of new sessions were introduced this year including a keynote presentation. Many thanks to Shane Nanayakkara for sharing his insights. Congratulations to the student organisers (some but not all pictured above) and both student and staff participants, and of course the winners! See list below and also on the CCS graduate research web page.
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| Eat me, drink me, scan me - Go down the rabbit hole for more! Seriously, scan this QR code with your phone camera to take you to the CCS GR Facebook page |
