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Congratulations to Duy Vo on 1st place win!

Please join me in congratulating Duy Vo, MS in Biostatistics and Data Science student, on winning the T1–T4 in 3 Competition at the Texas Regional CTSA Consortium Annual Meeting!

 

The T1–T4 in 3 competition challenges students to communicate their research in just three minutes, translating complex research into a clear, engaging, and accessible presentation for a broad audience. The competition highlights not only the quality and significance of the research, but also the ability to communicate scientific ideas effectively.

 

Duy did an outstanding job presenting “Return to Sender: When the Gut Bacteria Refuses to Let Meds Go” and was selected as the competition winner. This is a wonderful accomplishment and reflects both the quality of his work and his ability to communicate that work effectively.


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Congratulations to Duy Vo on 1st place win!

Please join me in congratulating Duy Vo, MS in Biostatistics and Data Science student, on winning the T1–T4 in 3 Competition at the Texas Regional CTSA Consortium Annual Meeting!

 

The T1–T4 in 3 competition challenges students to communicate their research in just three minutes, translating complex research into a clear, engaging, and accessible presentation for a broad audience. The competition highlights not only the quality and significance of the research, but also the ability to communicate scientific ideas effectively.

 

Duy did an outstanding job presenting “Return to Sender: When the Gut Bacteria Refuses to Let Meds Go” and was selected as the competition winner. This is a wonderful accomplishment and reflects both the quality of his work and his ability to communicate that work effectively.


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