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Global Communication Contest 2016 （8/10）
4.8.2016
List of speakers updated
We are happy to inform you that ACLS will have the 4th Global Communication Contest.
List of Speakers
| Name | Speech Title | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Shun Nogawa (Ito/Kotera Lab) | Genetic Testing |
| 2 | Masaki Wakabayashi (Suzuki Lab) | Synaptic Plasticity in Drosophila |
| 3 | Kazuhiro Hiratsuka (Nakamura Lab) | Introduction to Basal Ganglia |
| 4 | Takashi Imada (Yamamura Lab) | Sex from the View of Molecular Biology |
| 5 | Norwich Mungkalaton (Konagaya Lab) | Food Diplomacy: Explore Cultures - One Dish at a Time |
| 6 | Yoshiki Tanaka (Ito/Kotera Lab) | Human Genome |
| 7 | Kayo Osako (Nitta Lab) | Inside the Head of Bad with Directions |
| 8 | Keisuke Haraguchi (Iwasaki Lab) | Why Are We Different |
| 9 | Naoto Kakami (Ishida Lab) | The Future of Drug Creation |
| 10 | Yuta Kino (Nakashima/Yamada Lab) | Antisense Therapy |
| 11 | Ayaka Kyuji (Hisabori/Wakabayashi Lab) | Why do people love Starbucks?? |
| 12 | Ryuichi Kondo (Kamachi Lab) | Easier Production of Methanol |
EVENT OUTLINE
Date: Wednesday, August 10, 2016
Time: 15:00–17:00
Place: Suzukake Hall
Presentation: 7 min for speech and 3 min for Q&A
Application: Those who wish to deliver a presentation must fill out the Sign-up Form and send it to ibunka@acls.titech.ac.jp by 17:00 on Tuesday, July 19.
The topic of presentation is speaker’s own choice.
Those who do not deliver a presentation are strongly encouraged to actively participate in Q&A.
※Application closed. Thank you for your interest!
EVALUATION
Professors of ACLS and lecturers of the courses serve as judges and decide winners through discussion and voting.
English proficiency is not an important factor, but the following criteria are used for evaluation.
1. How engaging the topic is.*1
2. How understandable the speech is (voice, gestures, assurance).
3. How willing to communicate you are (with judges and audience).
*1 An attempt to present a difficult subject (e.g., your research, global issues) so that a broad audience can understand and gain a new perspective on it will be a big plus.
People in the audience also have a vote. Use the following criteria.
1. How engaging and motivating the topic is.
2. How understandable the speech is.
The three best speakers will be selected and awarded by judges, and an additional speaker will be decided by the audience. Prizes will be announced on the day of the contest.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
On the same day, a BBQ is being prepared by ACLS, starting at 18:00. For students delivering a presentation, it is free of charge. For all the other students, it is 1,000 yen. We are looking forward to your participation!
