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PRIDE Scholars must
prepare their abstracts using Microsoft® Word. The
abstract should fit on one page and use 12-point text and one inch
margins all around. There is a 300-word maximum for the body of the
abstract. Abstracts can be less than 300 words but abstracts longer
than 300 words will be returned to the student for rewriting.
All abstracts must be reviewed and approved
by each scholar’s research mentor or by an individual authorized by
the mentor to review and approve the abstract.
DEADLINE FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSION: Noon; Monday, July
24, 2006
SUBMIT ABSTRACTS AS ATTACHMENTS TO:
healani@pbrc.hawaii.edu and
okubo@pbrc.hawaii.edu
Scholars should submit their abstracts to their research mentors
to allow sufficient time to edit the abstract before the submission
deadline. USE THE PRESENTER'S LAST NAME PLUS THE WORD “ABSTRACT” AS
THE FILE NAME FOR THE STUDENT ABSTRACT. Example “KamakaAbstract.doc”
Briefly, the
format is as follows: Title in capital letters and boldface type,
followed by the authors’ names and their affiliations. The presenting
author’s name (scholar) should be underlined. The scholar author
should be first author and the research mentor should be the last
author. Any coauthors should be included between the first and last
authors. Affiliations should be noted using superscript numbers.
Example:
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GENERIC
INSTRUCTIONS TO
PREPARE AN ABSTRACT
Erika Sayson1, Sandra Yamamoto2, and Gillian
Bryant-Greenwood2 |
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1Pacific
Biosciences Research Center, University of Hawaii at Manoa, 1993
East West Road, Honolulu, Hawaii 96822. 2John A Burns
School of Medicine,
651Ilalo Street, Honolulu, Hawaii
96813 |
Effectively communicating scientific information is an
important part of being a scientist. Putting together and presenting a
poster or an oral podium presentation is the first step in learning to effectively communicate
scientific information…..
Again, the body of the abstracts (not including the title, authors’
names and locations) must be no longer than 300 words. The suggested
content for abstracts includes:
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Introduction or
Background
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Objective or
Research Question
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Approach and experiments. (Please leave the data and figures for the
poster and podium presentation)
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Results or
Conclusion
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This research was
supported by NIDDK Grant # DK067024-03
QUESTIONS? Contact
Dr. Healani Chang (808-956-8268)
DEADLINE: 12 Noon, Monday July 24, 2006
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