Soundbites are two-minute flash talks that give RI C-AIM investigators the unique opportunity to highlight their research and broader impacts work throughout our research community.

URI’s Metcalf Institute is hosting our RI C-AIM Soundbites Workshop on Friday, March 26, 9-11 am, for investigators who want to learn best practices for giving an effective two-minute talk. Learn more and register.

Please keep submissions to exactly two-minutes. Any video longer than the required time will be cut off. Although presenters are welcome to video record their Soundbite on a platform of their choosing, we suggest using Zoom or another web conferencing program.

Once received by RI C-AIM, video Soundbite submissions will be posted privately on Youtube three weeks prior to the symposium and shared with attendees for viewing and commenting. This virtual format is a great way for presenters to receive constructive feedback from the diverse voices of our research community.

We highly encourage submissions from any faculty member, post-doc or student* conducting RI C-AIM research. Students who have also participated in RI C-AIM programming, such as the Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF), the RI C-AIM Career Development Program, and Vis-a-Thon, are also encouraged to give a Soundbite based on those professional development activities.

*Any RI C-AIM investigator who gives a Soundbite presentation is exempt from submitting a poster

Questions? Contact RI NSF EPSCoR/RI C-AIM Communications & Outreach Coordinator Shaun Kirby at skirby@uri.edu.