Ali and Paul give a presentation at the Cambridge International Mental Health Conference (2017)
project history · status: completed · last event: milestone (2017-09-30) · owner: Ali
Part of: Ali's final year at Cambridge medical school (2017)
About: Paul
| date | event | what | video |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2017-09-26 | announced | Ali works on a presentation that he and Paul will give at a psychiatry conference on Friday (29 September 2017). | Apple picking in the Queen's orchards - Cambridge University medical student VLOG #07 00:02:17 |
| 2017-09-30 | outcome | Ali writes that he and his fellow students had a great time over the three days of the Cambridge International Mental Health Conference and won second prize for their presentation. | Cambridge International Mental Health Conference - Cambridge University medical student VLOG #08 video description |
| 2017-09-30 | milestone | Ali and his fellow students are invited to give their conference presentation in Poland, and will see if they can find funding to fly there for Christmas 2017. (hedged) | Cambridge International Mental Health Conference - Cambridge University medical student VLOG #08 00:04:08 |
What is said about it
3 statements, by date (the events above are the turns of the thread; these are the details).
- 2017-09-30 · Cambridge International Mental Health Conference - Cambridge University medical student VLOG #08 — Ali and his fellow students attend and present at the three-day Cambridge International Mental Health Conference, which opens with a drinks reception and dinner in the Great Hall of Clare College. — 00:00:00
- 2017-09-30 · Cambridge International Mental Health Conference - Cambridge University medical student VLOG #08 — Ali writes that the conference organisers dubbed the students' talk "the most amusing presentation of the day", which he calls high praise. — video description
- 2017-09-30 · Cambridge International Mental Health Conference - Cambridge University medical student VLOG #08 — Paul says the point of the students' paper is to work out whether the Karts (as heard) exercise for bipolar disorder is useful in reducing the risk of relapse. — 00:03:33