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Graduate Research Conference 2011
This is the program and collection of abstracts for poster and oral presentations for the 33rd Annual GRC. Each year, the GRC
familiarizes graduate students with preparing
for scientific meetings, as well as the
opportunity to present results of their ongoing research in an interdisciplinary setting to
peers, faculty members, and the UMB
community at large.
Graduate Research Conference 2007
This is the program and collection of abstracts for poster and oral presentations for the 29th Annual GRC. Each year, the GRC familiarizes graduate students with preparing for scientific meetings, as well as the opportunity to present results of their ongoing research in an interdisciplinary setting to peers, faculty members, and the UMB community at large.
Graduate Research Conference 2013
This is the program and collection of abstracts for poster and oral presentations for the 35th Annual GRC. Since
its establishment in the 1970s, the GRC has been an opportunity for students
and postdoctoral fellows at the University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB), to
present their research in a friendly and encouraging environment in preparation
for their attendance at major international conferences and meetings held
throughout the year. The interdisciplinary format allows the exchange of ideas
between basic scientists, informaticists, social scientists, nurses, and policy
researchers, and showcases the depth and breadth of research undertaken within
the UMB Graduate School.
Graduate Research Conference 2009
This is the program and collection of abstracts for poster and oral presentations for the 31st Annual GRC. Each year, the GRC familiarizes graduate students with preparing for scientific meetings, as well as the opportunity to present results of their ongoing research in an interdisciplinary setting to peers, faculty members, and the UMB community at large.
Graduate Research Conference 2008
This is the program and collection of abstracts for poster and oral presentations for the 30th Annual GRC. Each year, the GRC familiarizes graduate students with preparing for scientific meetings, as well as the opportunity to present results of their ongoing research in an interdisciplinary setting to peers, faculty members, and the UMB community at large.
Graduate Research Conference 2006
This is the program and collection of abstracts for poster and oral presentations for the 28th Annual GRC. GRC is a one-day conference that provides graduate students from the University of Maryland,
Baltimore County and the University of Maryland, Baltimore the opportunity to present results
of their ongoing research to peers, faculty members, the University of Maryland community at
large and other interested parties. Co-sponsored by the UMBC and UMB Graduate Student
Associations, GRC provides a forum for the exchange of information and ideas.
Graduate Research Conference 1990
This is the program and collection of abstracts for poster and oral presentations for the 12th Annual GRSD. Purpose: To share the ongoing research among graduate students from all disciplines in the Graduate School and to provide a forum for the exchange of information and ideas.
Graduate Research Conference 2015
This is the program and collection of abstracts for poster and oral presentations for the 37th Annual GRC. This conference offers researchers, be they
graduate students, professional students, or postdoctoral fellows, the opportunity to present their discoveries
to a diverse audience. Our unique combination of research across various professional schools and
disciplines allows basic scientists, informaticists, social scientists, nurses, and policy researchers to
intermingle and discuss their research in an interdisciplinary setting.
Graduate Research Conference 2014
This is the program and collection of abstracts for poster and oral presentations for the 36th Annual GRC. This conference offers researchers (be they
graduate students, professional students, or postdoctoral fellows) the opportunity to present their discoveries
to a diverse audience. Our unique combination of research across various professional schools and
disciplines allows basic scientists, informaticists, social scientists, nurses, and policy researchers to
intermingle and discuss their research in an interdisciplinary setting.