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12052_2016_60_MOESM3_ESM.pdf Additional file 3. Student Work showing the slide set presented by one student team during their oral proposal presentation.

Special thanks go to the team members of the research team "Black Mamba", who contributed their Proposal Presentation slide set, their data file, and a copy of their final poster for inclusion in this paper.

4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Groups create a series of posters that will act as visual aids for the proposal presentations.

Students were given time to think about their projects and feedback was provided by the teaching team both informally in conversations in the planning stage and formally in response to their proposal presentations.

"I'm really happy that this is happening because sometimes as a postdoc you think you're completely alone through your training, and that's not true," one participant said during the Q and A session following the proposal presentations.

Some graduate students were perceived as particularly proactive in technology use, such as recording meetings with their supervisors on their mobile telephone for later reference, using social networking sites to seek out others studying in similar areas, and videoconferencing from other countries for their research proposal presentations to university panels.

In addition to research proposal presentations, students cross-pollinated F1 individuals within the 25% most highly pigmented group (n = 25% of the population) and then cross-pollinated an equal-sized population of randomly selected F1 individuals, as done in Goldman (1999).

I remember one time in a restaurant, this couple on the next table were talking about their days business proposals, presentations, stuff like that—so I asked him what he'd done that day.

I remember one time in a restaurant, this couple on the next table were talking about their days – business proposals, presentations, stuff like that – so I asked him what he'd done that day.

In 2007 Hershel developed and implemented the procedure for selecting submitted SIG proposals for presentation both prior to and in parallel with the main conference, and has since served as an effective chair of the committee that reviews SIG proposals.

The Special Sessions committee, chaired by Michal Linial (Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel) accepted six proposals for presentation on topics of genomic epidemiology, orthology inference, membrane proteins, eQTL systems-level insight, regulatory architecture in human disease, and the latest advances and challenges in computational biology.