Thank you for your interest in presenting at the TRI LINC Scheme Showcase event, which will be held at the TRI Auditorium on Thursday 13 July from 4:00pm, followed by a networking function, with cocktail food and drinks served in the TRI Atrium.
This event is a unique opportunity to engage with potential research collaborators and raise awareness of your research.
Registered speakers will be allocated three (3) minutes to present and a further three (3) minutes to answer audience questions. You are encouraged to provide a high-level overview of an area in which you would like to pursue a research collaboration, for example:
a. Clinical dilemmas that require both a clinical and research effort to solve.
b. Research projects that require clinical-research input to enable research translation.
Please do not share any information that may be constituted as disclosure of unprotected intellectual property.
Please note:
LINC Showcase key dates
Registration open: 9:00am AEST, 24 March 2023
Registration close: 5:00pm AEST, 30 June 2023
Showcase event: 4:00pm - 7:00pm, Thursday 13 July 2023 (includes networking function)
For queries, please contact TRI via research@tri.edu.au
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