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FACULTY LAB RESEARCH SHOWCASE
FACULTY LAB RESEARCH SHOWCASE
ACCEPTING POSTER SUBMISSIONSÂ APRIL 3 - APRIL 25, 2026Â
ACCEPTING POSTER SUBMISSIONSÂ APRIL 3 - APRIL 25, 2026Â
👉EXTENDED to MAY 8, 2026
👉EXTENDED to MAY 8, 2026
Open to department bioengineering graduate students, postdoctoral scholars, and collaborators.
Please review poster submission guidelines before providing poster author information and uploading your abstract.
The Shu Chien‑Gene Lay Department of Bioengineering is marking its 60th anniversary of our program by showcasing the cutting‑edge research happening in our labs today. The Department of Bioengineering invites our deparment bioengineering graduate students, post-doctoral scholars, and collaborators to submit poster abstracts that showcase the research that has shaped our field over the past six decades.Â
Deadline for submission: April 25, 2026Â
👉EXTENDED TO MAY 8, 2026(midnight PST).
Poster Presentation Details
Poster Presentation Details
Date of poster session: May 22, 2026 (afternoon, concurrent with the main 60th-anniversary program).
Location: Qualcomm Institute - Courtyard.
Poster size: Standard 36 in × 48 in (landscape) board; additional boards available on request.
Supplies: The department will provide board, pins, and basic supplies.Â
Overall Theme
Overall Theme
"Bioengineering the Future of Humanity - 60 Years of Innovation"
Poster Types and Topics (including AI-focused work)
Poster Types and Topics (including AI-focused work)
Must be original research (experimental, computational, or theoretical)
Presentation types can include:Â
Translational/clinical studies
Engineering design and prototype demonstrations
Interdisciplinary collaborations that involve a Bioengineering investigator
Presentation topic areas are broad, and include but are not limited to:
Engineering Innovation & Translational Bioengineering
Mechanobiology, Regenerative Medicine & Physical Oncology
Cardiovascular, Neuro & Multiscale Systems Bioengineering
Imaging, Multi-Omics & AI-Driven Bioengineering
Interdisciplinary Collaboration, Engineering Education & Societal Impact
Poster Submission Guidelines
Poster Submission Guidelines
Submitting authors:
Enter title and author information via the Poster Submissions spreadsheet.Â
Include Faculty Lab (PI)
Include submitting author name and contact email.
Include title of poster
Abstract length: ≤ 250 words, clearly stating purpose, methods, results, and significance.
Authors: List all contributing authors with institutional affiliations.
Format: PDF file (single-page, 8.5 × 11 in).
Naming Convention: PIName_Poster Submitter LastName, i.e. Aguado_Potter.PDF
Common poster layout
Optional -Â include our 60th Emblem on top header of poster.
Review & Selection
Review & Selection
A panel of faculty and senior researchers will review abstracts for scientific merit, relevance to the anniversary theme, and visual clarity.
Notification of acceptance: by May 15, 2026 via email.
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