Health Sciences Research Day: 
Friday, May 2, 2025.

In Partnership with the Fraternal Order of Eagles Diabetes Research Center.

POSTER ASSIGNMENTS are now available.

Please display your poster on the numbered bulletin board.  Tacks and/or magnets will be available. 
Please stand near your poster during the assigned time.


Mini Symposia Schedule:

Room: MERF 2117, Urmila Sahai Seminiar Room

  • 1:45 – Jayashree Jenna
  • 2:00 – Bertha Martin
  • 2:15 – Sanah Munir
  • 2:30 – Ryan Allen
  • 2:45 – Darin Bagar
  • 3:00 – Dalal El Ladiki

Room: PBDB 1459

  • 1:45 – Juan Rodriguez
  • 2:00 – Lalit Gautam
  • 2:15 – Stephanie Clark
  • 2:30 – Jamal Naderi
  • 2:45 – Shreya Ghimire
  • 3:00 – Julia Neuharth

Featuring Keynote Speaker:

Matthew Merrins

Matthew J. Merrins, PhD

Associate Professor
Department of Medicine, Division of Endocrinology, Diabetes & Metabolism Department of Biomolecular Chemistry
Director, University of Wisconsin Optical Imaging Core (UWOIC)
University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health
 

"Glycolysis: at the crossroads of beta-cell nutrient sensing, GPCR signaling, and incretin action."

4:00pm in Prem Sahai Auditorium - MERF 1110


The event will spotlight research with both poster and mini-symposia presentations. We look forward to showcasing the breadth of research taking place on campus. This event is open to the public.

Abstract Submission Form and Details:  
Abstract submissions are closed.

Abstracts from all disciplines are welcome!
Please Note: Individuals submitting an abstract must be able to attend and present their poster.

Poster: 4 X 6 ft maximum dimensions.
The Design Center may be available to help with printing needs.

 

Previous Lecturers

Quick Schedule of Events

Poster Session: 12:00pm in MERF Atrium - MERF 1103

Light Lunch Available: 12:00pm in MERF Atrium - MERF 1103

Mini Symposia: 1:45pm - 3:15pm in MERF 2117 and PBDB 1459

Matthew J. Merrins, PhD: 4:00pm in Prem Sahai - MERF 1110

Reception: 5:00pm - 6:30pm in MERF Atrium

Add To Calendar

Have a question?

Ask the Office of Research