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22–26 Jul 2024
America/Vancouver timezone

Student talk competition - "Science Pitch"

Format 

Presenters will have 3 minutes and only 1 prop: a slide, an item, etc, to deliver a talk on a research-related subject of their choice. The best talk(s) will be determined by 3 judges as well as a popular vote. Prizes for the Judges' Choice Award and the People's Choice Award will be awarded on Thursday during the BBQ.

Presenters

SpeakerTalk title
Pierce ComerfordHow to Tell if the Bartender Watered Down Your Liquid Xenon
Iroise CasandjianBarium-Tagging and Geant4
William ChowPMT Testing in the PIONEER Experiment
Ben ScullyUp is Down: Ab-Initio Approaches to Superallowed Beta Decay to Test for New Physics
Michael GennariAccessing V_ud via nuclear theory
Joshua Himmens3D Particle Flow in the ATLAS Calorimeter: How to Train Your Model
Gabby GelinasShining (Dark)Light on Interactions With the Dark Sector
Adlih Ann BrittonLending a "Hand," or Rather an Arm. The Synthetic Development of a Four armed, Bifunctional Version of Crown for Optimized Actinium-225 Chelation in Cancer Therapies
Alasdair HolmesComparing the Dose to Circulating Lymphocytes in Conventional and State-of-the-Art Radiation Therapy

 

How to vote

Everyone is invited to vote online for the Talk Competition at this link: 

VOTE HERE

This popular-vote award gives special recognition to a talk presented during the 3-minute talks competition. Cast your vote for the best presentation according to the following criteria: attention attraction, coherent structure, and understandable content. You may only vote once!
 
The voting poll will be announced during science week and will be open from 17:00 on Tuesday, July 23, 2024 until noon on Thursday, July 25, 2024.

Judges' rubric

Judges will select one prize recipient amongst the student talks. The rubric the judges will use is:

CriterionPoints
Attention attraction (audience engagement)30
Coherent structure25
Understandable content25
Good answers to questions20
Overtime penalty (if 45 seconds+ over)-10

Prizes!

The talk and poster competitions will be rewarded with prizes! Winners will be announced at the BBQ!

Sponsors

Silver Sponsor: The student competitions are sponsored by iseg Spezialelektronik GmbH, Germany.
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