Presentation Format - Completing Awards Only

Fifteen minutes will be available for each presentation. The presentation should be organized along the lines of the following outline:

• 1 slide: Summarize the scope of your project
• 1-2 slides: What expected or unexpected research and/or education outcomes resulted from the RI/MII that might not have otherwise occurred?
• 1 slide: What outcomes might have occurred if you had more or different resources?
• 1 slide: Provide a "nugget" (or two) describing in ONE PARAGRAPH a research outcome that would not have not been possible without RI (or MII) support. In addition to your written paragraph, photos, video strips, etc. in supporting of your research outcome are most welcome.
• 1 slide: What are the primary infrastructure-related barriers/needs of research or education in your area of research? The answer to these questions should not be limited to the specific work of your own group.

Poster Format - All RI/MII Projects must participate

All PIs are asked to participate in the Poster Session. Each institution is limited to a maximum of nine (9) 8.5"x11" sheets. The poster should address:

• Title and scope of project
• Description of infrastructure
• Descriptions of the research projects supported by the infrastructure
• A series of examples of outcomes (include photos, text or other material as appropriate)

"Poster Boaster" Presentation - All continuing RI/MII projects

Each institution will be given 5 minutes to present their specific project. The objective of the "Boaster" presentations is to provide every performer the opportunity to highlight his/her area of research and/or infrastructure that is both unique and challenging. Presentations are limited to 5 minutes each. Presenters are encouraged to focus on specific objectives and accomplishments that will generate enthusiasm for the poster session. More detailed explanations of projects will be provided during the poster session.