The conference adopts a unique format where students will present their research work in two modes: (1) an oral presentation and then (2) a scientific poster. This format exposes students to two different presentation experiences: a formal talk in front of a large audience and then a more casual and  personalized  discussion with their colleagues and professors.

We invite undergraduate students to present research projects at the conference. Each presentation will consist of a talk (March 22) and a poster (March 23). The poster and the talk should cover the same project. Groups of up to four students may submit research projects. Each group may have a single person give the talk or assign multiple speakers.

To register for the conference, send the following information to tx.la.umc@gmail.com :

• name and affiliation (include PSID if UH student)

• undergraduate status (freshman/sophomore/junior/senior)

• food restrictions (if any)

• information about talk & poster; include co-authors

• concerning accomodation: 2 students will share a room; let us know if you have a roommate preference

UH will reserve (and pay for) the hotel.

We encourage students who will not be presenting projects to attend and participate! If you are such a student and plan to attend, we ask that you officially register. In order to be "eligible for lunch", please submit this information by TBA, 2025.

Note: The deadline for submitting projects is TBA.

• Daniel Onofrei (University of Houston)

• William Ott (University of Houston)

• Andrew Török (University of Houston)

• Wencai Liu (Texas A&M University)

• Frank Sotille (Texas A&M University)

• Stephen Shipman (Louisiana State University)

• Fan Yang (Louisiana State University)