Student Medical Summit

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UCD, Saturday 17th February

The SMS, is a student-run medical conference that gives a platform for students to present and engage with research. Feb 17th 2024 | UCD Belfield

The Summit is a showcase of excellence in student research in the fields of health and life sciences.

The Summit serves to:

  • Act as an opportunity for students to demonstrate and share the results of original research.​
  • Promote interest in research among students with opportunities to hear from scientific leaders, to see the impact that research has on the world first-hand, to meet and share ideas with other students and more.
  • Award the Irish Undergraduate Researcher of the Year

Date:
Saturday 17th February
Time:
9.00am
Price:
€8 - €12
Address:
University College Dublin, Belfield, Dublin 4, Ireland

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