Join the 4th edition of the EELISA Scientific Student Competition
Have you ever imagined yourself joining a dynamic research community, presenting your work at a renowned scientific conference? Does the idea of connecting with peers, exchanging insights, and showcasing your research spark your enthusiasm? If so, the 4th EELISA Scientific Student Competition is your moment to shine!
This two-day event invites BSc, MSc, and PhD students from EELISA partner institutions to join and be part of a thriving competition that will help them develop scientific writing, deepen their knowledge of specialized topics, collaborate with experts, and even lay the groundwork for future projects.
Participants will explore a wide range of disciplines: Engineering, Architecture, Natural Sciences, Economics, and Social Sciences, through engaging and interactive sessions.
The event will conclude with an award ceremony, recognizing the most outstanding papers and the most innovative research contributions. More than just a competition, this is a transformative opportunity to grow, build meaningful connections, and gain recognition in both academic and professional spheres.
Why Participate?
– Gain hands-on experience in writing a scientific research paper.
– Delve deeper into a specialized field, tackling complex professional questions.
– Collaborate with an experienced supervisor, building valuable professional relationships.
– Use your paper as the basis for a larger research project or thesis.
– Enhance your academic and professional opportunities—successful participation is valued by universities and industry leaders alike.
– Develop soft skills such as academic writing and public presentation.
– Achieve recognition at the faculty, national, and international levels, bringing both professional and personal satisfaction.
How to participate?
– Register online by February 28, 2026, via EELISA Digital Campus
– After the registration period closes, registered participants will receive a dedicated form to submit a short summary of the research project (400-word abstract) between 9 and 24 March.
– Prepare a 20–60 page research report under the guidance of an experienced supervisor. The paper must be submitted between 3 and 24 April.
– Deliver a 12–15 minute presentation at the conference on 21–22 May, followed by a scientific discussion within your respective field.
– Each research report will be reviewed by two expert evaluators prior to the event. Feedback will be provided one week in advance, allowing students to refine their findings and prepare responses.
WHEN
21 & 22 of May, 2026
WHERE
Onsite at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
Online via Zoom
REGISTRATION DEADLINE
28 February
