Apply! FameLab science communication competition

FameLab is an annual science communication competition that runs in many countries worldwide. Wherever you are in the world, the competition remains the same. You have just three minutes to present a concept from your field of study to a panel of judges. Make it funny, make it enlightening, and make it jaw-dropping. The judges are looking for somebody who can shine in content, clarity and charisma – all within the three minute allowance.
Contestants from around the world take part armed only with their wits and a few props – the result is an unpredictable, enlightening and exciting way to encourage your curiosity and find out about the latest research.

Programme
Competition

Eligibility
-You must be 21 years old or older and working in or studying in science, technology, engineering, medicine or maths.
-FameLab is trying to find people who want to talk about their science, not the people who have already shifted into science communication or promotion as a full-time career.
Also welcome:
-Lecturers in science, mathematics or engineering subjects, including specialist science teachers with a science degree.
-Researchers who use existing research or meta-studies – they don’t have to be getting their hands dirty
-People who work on applying science, technology or mathematics – for example, patent clerks, statisticians, computer technicians, consultants to industry…
-Postgraduate students of science, mathematics or engineering (over 21)
-People who apply science, mathematics or engineering in the armed forces or government bodies
-People who apply science, engineering or mathematics in industry or business
Rules
-You have only three minutes for your talk.
-Your talk must be about a science, technology, engineering, medicine or maths-based topic.
-You may not use PowerPoint or other similar presentation software.
-Props are limited to what you can carry on stage (and there is no time for set up).
-Your talk is a solo performance. You are not permitted to carry other people on to the stage to assist you in your talk.
-If you make it through your local heats to a regional final in your country you will need a second presentation (which can be on the same topic, but must be demonstrably different in content).

Application
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