
MSEA Research Competition
The MSEA Research competition is an exciting opportunity for university students to contribute to groundbreaking research in the medical field. This competition focuses on diseases with no current treatment, emerging health-related challenges, and unexplored medical issues, encouraging participants to develop innovative proposals aimed at finding new treatments, cures, or solutions to pressing health problems.
Objective:
Our goal is to foster student-led research that could potentially lead to medical breakthroughs. By engaging students in exploring unsolved medical issues, we hope to promote new thinking and innovative approaches to health science.
Participants will create research proposals that follow a structured template, contributing fresh ideas to areas that desperately need new solutions.
What We Are looking For:
We invite university students to submit research proposals on topics that align with the following focus areas:
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Diseases with no current treatment
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Emerging health-related subjects
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Unexplored areas in health and medicine
Proposals should be based on well-thought-out scientific methods and aim to bring real value to the healthcare field.

2 Phases:
Phase 1: Preliminary Online Submission
Phase 2: Final Showcase and In-Person Presentation
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Submission: Participants will submit their research proposals online by a set deadline.
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Judging: Expert judges will review all submissions based on clear, predefined criteria.
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Selection: The top proposals will be selected for the final phase of the competition.

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Event: Finalists will present their research proposals at a public event, such as a symposium or conference.
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Poster Presentation: Participants will display their work through engaging posters.
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Audience Engagement: Students will have the chance to explain their research, answer questions, and receive valuable feedback.
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Networking: Professors and industry professionals will be present to provide mentorship opportunities and collaborate on future research.

What’s Required from the Participants?

Research Proposal Template:
Participants will receive a standardized template that outlines the essential elements needed in their proposals, ensuring consistency and clarity across submissions.
Focus Area:

Topics must relate to areas with critical gaps in current medical knowledge or existing treatments.

Presentation:
Finalists will present their research proposals in an engaging poster format, summarizing key details in a visually appealing manner.
Awards:
Scholarships:
Top 3 winners will receive scholarships to support their education and research.

Public Recognition and Certification:
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Finalists will be featured on our competition website and social media platforms to celebrate their achievements.
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Participation certificates will be awarded to all finalists to acknowledge their hard work and dedication.

Research Internships & Opportunities:
Internship or mentorship opportunities will be offered to high-performing participants, opening doors for further academic and professional development.

Winners Categories:
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Most Innovative Proposal
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Best Feasibility and Impact
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Best Communication and Presentation
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Audience Choice Award

Networking and Post-Competition Opportunities:
The final phase of the competition will serve as a platform for students to network with professionals in the medical and research fields. Professors, researchers, and healthcare industry professionals will be present to interact with participants, providing guidance, mentorship, and potential research collaboration opportunities.
How To Participate:
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Register: Sign up for the competition via our registration page.
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Submit Proposal: Complete your research proposal using the provided template and submit it online by the deadline.
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Compete: If selected, you will present your proposal at the final event
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Engage: Participate in networking sessions with professors and researchers.
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Win: Receive recognition, prizes, and valuable opportunities to advance your research career.

Important Dates:
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Registration opens and closes:
March 30- April 20
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Template and other details will be provided to participants:
April 21
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Submission Deadline for Phase 1 (written proposal):
June 1
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Phase 1 Winners Announcement:
June 25
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Phase 2 (Presentation Day):
Mid July-August

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Do I need to be a medical student to participate?No, this competition is open to all university students, regardless of their major, as long as their research proposal aligns with the competition's focus areas.
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Can we submit our research proposal as a group?Yes, the proposal can be submitted as an individual student or as a group up to/limited to three individuals.
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Can I submit a proposal on any medical topic?No, proposals must focus on diseases with no current treatment, emerging health issues, or unexplored areas in medical research.