UTSC Undergraduate Research Poster Forum
- The UTSC Library and the Office of the Vice-Principal Research have launched an Undergraduate Research Poster Forum to showcase the significant contributions of talented UTSC undergraduates to scholarly activities conducted at U of T Scarborough and around the world and promote intellectual exchange. The forum is a competitive, adjudicated event to give students an opportunity to gain experience disseminating research, scholarship, and creative activities to an academic community, share their research experience with peers and develop presentation skills. The forum provides the perfect opportunity for students interested in becoming involved in research to learn more about what other students have already done.
Medical Student Research Day (MSRD)
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A 1-day conference that showcases research projects undertaken by University of Toronto medical students. Each year MSRD will be showcasing more than 150 posters across many different research categories. The diversity of research fields will range from basic science and clinical medicine disciplines to topics related to health services, medical education, public health policy and global health.
All UofT undergraduate medical students are invited to present any of their research work accomplished in the past year, whether or not they participated in a CREMS program.
MSRD-2017 also invites all first-year students who have performed research in the last 12 months prior to entering medical school to present their work as a poster.
Also, see this Life at U of T blog post for other science opportunities around U of T.