Welcome to the registration page for the SFU ToxTalks Graduate Student Symposium!
Please join us in March to share your research with graduate students, faculty, and others working in the interdisciplinary field of drugs, carcinogens, and pollutants in humans and in the environment!
Abstract Submission Guidelines
If you would like to present, please email your abstract directly to toxtalks.sfu@gmail.com, in addition to registering as an attendant through this Eventzilla site. Thank you.
Please submit a short (less than 250 words) description of your presentation along with registration. All abstracts submitted by February 24to be evaluated for inclusion in the event program. We will do our best to include as many student presenters into the schedule as possible. However, abstracts submitted after this date will be considered on a first-come-first-serve basis, pending space availability. ** Indicate clearly what kind of presentation you are submitting: 5min or 15 min**
Event Summary
Building upon the success of the previous years, the fourth annual ToxTalks graduate student symposium is a one-day event on March 24, 2017 being hosted by The School of Resource and Environmental Management and the Department of Biological Sciences at Simon Fraser University (SFU), bringing together graduate students with interdisciplinary interests who research drugs, carcinogens, and environmental pollutants in humans and in the environment.
This event will be an opportunity for graduate students from Canada to present their research and network with other students who are engaged in similar fields of research. The event will feature graduate student presentations, a keynote speaker, and a fun evening social event.
All graduate students are strongly encouraged to present their research at this inaugural event. Whether students are beginning their graduate studies and looking for feedback on research proposals, or are about to graduate, this event is tailored for students at every stage in their academic career. We also welcome students from a broad range of disciplines, from cellular and molecular scales, to human-population epidemiological studies, to global ecosystems scales, and everything in between. This interdisciplinary event is all about the students.
Interested faculty, staff, and other external environmental toxicology and human health professional community members are also invited to meet and chat with students, and to learn about graduate research happening in this part of the world.
Goals of ToxTalks Symposium 2017
- Provide graduate students an opportunity to present their research and to ask questions to peers also engaged in contaminant-related research
- Facilitate networking between toxicology students in the region, faculty, staff, and other external toxicology-interested community members (e.g., government and industry)
Location and Date
ToxTalks is presented at The Big Data Hub (Formerly IRMACS Theatre) on March 25, 2017.
Location:
Big Data Hub (formely IRMACS Theatre) (Room 10900)
Third floor of the Applied Science Building
Simon Fraser University, Burnaby Campus
Date:
Saturday, March, 2017. 9am to 5pm
A fun social event will follow!
Program Outline
ToxTalks Symposium 2017 is a one-day event, with the following agenda items (program to be finalized closer to the event):
- Graduate Student Research Presentations: Two Concurrent Sessions
- Panel or Keynote Speaker Presentation and Question Period
- Morning, Lunch, and Afternoon Breaks for Discussions and Networking
- Presentation of Student Awards
- Evening: A fun social event with your newfound pollutant-peers!