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The jury uses three criteria to evaluate presentations:

• Breakthrough factor (50%): How innovative is the proposed idea?
• Relevance/Impact (40%): How relevant is the idea to the discipline and beyond?
• Structure/Performance (10%): How convincing was the presentation?

Each presenter has 3 minutes to pitch their project. Additionally, each presenter has 3 slides: 1 introductory slide with name, institution, and title of presentation, and 2 content slides.

The language of the presentation must be English.

Applications are submitted via https://falling-walls.com/lab/apply/greece-2/.

Applicants must be 18 years or older when submitting their

application. They must fulfil at least one of the following formal requirements:

• Graduate student
• Postgraduate student
• Doctoral student
• Awarded a Bachelor’s degree no more than 10 years ago
• Awarded a Master’s degree no more than 7 years ago*
• Awarded a PhD no more than 5 years ago*

* An MD (medical degree excl. a doctoral dissertation) is considered equivalent to a Master’s degree. A Dr. med. (medical degree incl. a doctoral dissertation) is considered equivalent to a PhD.

Only individuals are allowed to apply to and present at a Falling Walls Lab. If you are a member of a group project, please select a group representative to submit an application. It is important that they clearly highlight their individual contribution to the group project in their application and presentation.