3rd Lindau Online Sciathon: Group Registration

Published on April 14, 2023

Over the last few weeks, Lindau Alumni pitched their project ideas. Based on these submissions, we have approved 29 projects for this year’s topic “Innovative Applications of Medical Research”! Starting today, Lindau Alumni from all Lindau Meetings and all career stages and 2023 Young Scientists are invited to work on these projects. Abstracts for all groups and more can be found on sciathon.org/projects-2023.
Starting Friday, 14 April 2023 at 16:00 hrs CEST, Lindau Alumni and Young Scientists will be able to join a group by registering for a ticket via the Lindau Alumni Network event page. The registration will take place on a first-come, first-serve basis and every group will have up to 10 members including the group leader. 
After the Sciathon, an expert jury will evaluate the results and determine the best project groups. Representatives of these groups will get the unique opportunity to present their work during the 72nd Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting on 26 June 2023. During this exclusive Sciathon workshop, the groups will discuss how to turn these scientific ideas into a viable concept with representatives from funding organisations, business experts, early investors and other people looking to make a difference through science!
 

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