Graduate Research Symposium 2018
We are pleased to invite you to the 7th Annual Dow Chemical Graduate Research Symposium that will be hosted at The Blackwell Inn. The event will feature graduate student research poster presentations and talks, as well as networking opportunities between students and industry professionals.
Please see the flyer here for last years event.
Keynote Speaker for GRS 2018
Dr. Leonore Witchey-Lakshmanan, a Principal Consultant for Pharma CMC and IP, was last year's keynote speaker!
Click here to view her bio.
Past GRS Keynote Speakers
- 2018 - Dr. Leonore Witchey-Lakshmanan
- 2017 - Dr. Mahesh Kumthekar, Veritive Corporation
- 2016 - Dr. Paul Matter, pH Matter
- 2015 - Dr. Michael Tripplet, Myonexus Therapuetics
- 2014 - Dr. Mike Dicken, Battelle Memorial Institute
- 2013 - Rich Brandon, Dow Chemical Co.
GRS 2018 Oral Presentation
GRS 2018 Poster Presentation
Date and Time
Wednesday, September 25th, 2019
8:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Schedule of Events
Click here to view the schedule for last years event.
GRS 2018 Abstract List
View the 2018 Abstract Book for to peruse through last year's presentations here.
Location of the Event
Where to Stay
Click here for a list of hotels close to the OSU campus.
See what others had to say regarding our event
Thank you for hosting the event. It was a wonderful event and I was excited to see all the great research being done at OSU!!
– Ashley Morgan, Owens Corning (Attendee GRS 2016)
It was very well organized and the oral and poster presentations were excellent. This symposium is a great platform for graduate students to network with industry representatives and for industry to be informed of the research conducted in the Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering department.
– Shwetha Ramkumar, ExxonMobil (Attendee GRS 2014)
Previous Attendees
The research we do helps solve problems in different fields benefiting a wide range of industries. See how we are connected to our industrial partners. The attendees are encouraged to discuss new opportunities for research in different areas with graduate students and faculty.