Present your project and win a trip to Berlin plus 1,000 €!

19 Jun 2019 Karel Ševčík

Are you a student, a budding scientist or setting up your own business? Do you have a great project in mind and are you able to present it in English within 3 minutes? Sign up for the Falling Walls Lab international competition, win 1,000 € in prize money and proceed to the world finale in Berlin.

The application deadline for the Falling Walls Lab Czech Republic is 30 June 2019.

You can learn more information about the event here.

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