Science Speed Talk

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Date

Wednesday, November 18^th 17:15 - 18:00 (Swiss time)

Presentation

The Science Speed Talk is organised by Geneva Health Forum in collaboration with the Swiss School of Public Health (SSPH+). During this competition, three doctoral students presentes their research work in front of the public in three minutes in the most interesting and clear way possible. At the end of the presentations, the public voted for the most outstanding presentation.

This year the presentations took place by videoconference due to the Covid 19 pandemic.

The Jet d'Or of the Science Speed Talk has been attributed to Georgy Mishurovskiy, from the University of Sechenov, Moscow, for the presentation entitled: "The Future Burden of Cancer in Russia: Incidence and Mortality Trends up to 2035".

Moderator

Antoine Flahault

Antoine Flahault
Co-President of Geneva Health Forum

The 3 candidates

Dhafer Al_Salah		Dhafer Al Salah University of Geneva Nationality : Saudi Arabian Title of presentation : Clinically Relevant Antibiotic Resistant Pathogens from Hospital effluent and their Accumulation in Vegetable Fresh Produce under Tropical Conditions
Maria Lazo-Porras		Maria Lazo-Porras University of Geneva Nationality : Peruvian Title of presentation : Lessons learned about co-creation: Developing a complex intervention in rural Peru
Georgiy Mishurovskiy		Georgy Mishurovskiy Sechenov University in Moscou Nationality : Russian Title of presentation : The Future Burden of Cancer in Russia: Incidence and Mortality Trends up to 2035

The panel of experts

Murielle Bochud

Murielle Bochud
Cheffe du Département Epidémiologie et Systèmes
Unisanté, University of Lausanne

Pascale Vonaesch

Pascale Vonaesch
Scientific Project Leader, Human and Animal Health Unit
Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute

Blaise Genton

Blaise Genton
Professor of tropical and travel medicine
Centre hospitalier universitaire vaudois (CHUV)

Original source

https://dev.ghf2020.org/science-speed-talk.php

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