Developmental Biology Research in Construction (dbRIC) is a bi-monthly informal seminar organized by Developmental Biology Training Grant awardees. The seminar is exclusively for graduate students and was designed to provide a no-pressure environment where students can discuss their research and receive advice on overcoming obstacles or future project direction from their fellow graduate trainees.

Presentation slots are reserved for first through third year graduate students, who may not necessarily be comfortable with their research or presentation skills.  dbRIC is a venue where the Program's newest members can learn to become comfortable discussing their research findings, and questions, in a relaxed group setting.  Even more importantly, dbRIC offers graduate students from different labs and departments an outlet for meeting, mentoring, and perhaps eventually collaborating with each other as their training progresses. Please note that:

• dbRIC is held in 4131 MRBIII
• dbRIC begins at 9:30 am and ends at approximately 10:00 am
• Bagels and coffee are always served at 9:15 am 

Please make plans to join us on Tuesday, March 19th, when Bryan Fioret (Hatzopoulos Lab) will lead the round table discussion.

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