Most Understandable ScienTist

10/29/2015

This page was for UTMUST 2014. Please visit our new page for 2015:
https://www.facebook.com/UofTMUST2015/

UTMUST is a presentation contest for graduate students (non-native speakers) to publicly disseminate their research in the most engaging and accessible way

11/24/2014

It has been a successful event. All the contestants did very well, which gave the judges a hard time to decide who was the best. We had three winners who relatively gained a little more appreciation from the judges and the audience: Jielai Zhang (Astronomy and Astrophysics), Masood Samim (Physics), and Javad Sameni (Forestry). Thanks for everyone who contributed to this event. Hope MUST will be held every year!

11/22/2014

The finale was amazingly successful! Thank you for all great presentations from our every single contestant. Especially, big congratulation to our first "UofT Most Understandable Scientist": Jialei Zhang, second place: Masood Samim, and third place: Javad Sameni!!!

See you in the next UofT MUST!!!

11/18/2014

The finale is just around the corner! (yeah~) It's this Friday (Nov. 21st) 3-5pm at room 108 Koffler House, UofT (569 Spadina Avenue, Toronto M5S 2J7). If you want to understand, discover and learn the real science at UofT, don't hesitate to take 5 seconds and simply register for the delegates through http://goo.gl/X2Bd9P. Everybody is welcome! Free food and drinks will be provided. Gifts will also be given away!!! Come on and joint us right now!

Location: Room 108, Koffler House, UofT (569 Spadina Avenue, Toronto M5S 2J7)

11/18/2014

Agenda for MUST2014, Nov. 21. See if you know any of the contestants in the finale! Come to Koffler House and vote for your favorite three, and win gift cards and coupons!

11/07/2014

Chance to win an iPad-Free Registration

UofT Most Understandable Scientist Competition for international graduate students (non-native English speakers): Friday, Nov. 21st, 3-5 PM

Are you a graduate student (non-native speakers)? Do you have enough opportunity to polish your presentation skills? Are you interested to be entitled the UofT Most Understandable Scientist (UTMUST)? We are providing the platform! Nov. 21st at Room 108, Koffler House, a total of ~16 international graduate students will stand on the final stage to share their advanced researches and fresh thoughts with each other and the audiences. Each of the contestants will finish their presentations within 5 minutes, in the most vivid and understandable way. The contestant who gets the most appreciations from judges and audiences will be entitled the "UTMUST" and win an iPad Air 2 as the reward! Second and third place will also receive a prize, and the rest who enter the finale will receive gifts.
Detailed information can be found here: http://goo.gl/aGb1QK
To register, simply go to http://goo.gl/forms/c7fOy1NLyh and submit your application. The deadline of application is November 14th.