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At the GBS Symposium, students presented their research in three formats: oral presentations, flash talk presentations, and a poster session. Students across all themes presented their research to postdoc judges, faculty, and peers.

Eddie-Williams Owiredu won the second place of the oral presentation and Stephanie Suinn won the second place of the poster session presentation.

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The “Robert Stroud Advanced Immunology Trainee Seminar” was held on May 16th, 2024. Immunology trainees compete for this excellent opportunity to present their studies to an intelligent, critical but friendly home crowd by submitting an abstract. This year, Eddie-Williams Owiredu (Mentor: Frances E. Lund, PhD, Microbiology) won the competition and gave a 20 minute presentation, followed by a 5 minute questions and answers session.

The title of Eddie-William Owiredu’s presentation is “The effect of IRF1 on B cell dynamics and autoimmunity”.

Abigail Brooks competed for one of the predoctoral spots in the institutional KUH PRIME TL1 that Nephrology holds and received the predoctoral fellowship. The goal of the grant is to train graduate students in kidney research.

Eddie won the top poster presentation in the senior trainee category at the 2023 Vaccine Lecture and Symposium. The event was held at the UAB Alys Stephens Center on October 11, 2023.

Robert Phillips, GBS-Genetics, Genomics, and Bioinformatics Theme student, talked about how the AMC21 Scholars Program impacted his life at UAB.

November 11, 2020

BBRB 170 1PM-4:15PM

Invited Speaker: Dr. Kim Lewis, Distinguished Professor, Northeastern University, College of Science

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