NCFU hosted a meeting with Temur Rajabov (Master’s students, NCFU; regional stage nominee within the international contest of Falling Walls-2019), where he offered his advice to those planning to join the contest and present their respective projects.

Falling Walls Lab is an international contest for young researchers and entrepreneurs from all over the world, where the participants are offered three minutes to convince the Jury of their idea being truly innovative and meaningful. The finals are held in Berlin (Germany) while the preliminary stages are scattered through more than 50 countries including Russia.

– The Jury will be people from various areas, including those far from what you represent, – Temur stressed. – And you have to remember that complicated explanations can be never understood by non-experts, so try to speak a simple language. Tell about the data you have obtained through research and about the pragmatic use that your project is aimed at.

This meeting held online attracted not Russian but foreign students of NCFU as well, and after the session each participant could get personal counseling.