Title of the Proposed Workshop
Provide a clear, concise, and engaging title (maximum 15 words) that reflects innovation and relevance to undergraduate medical research.
Introduction
Briefly describe the background and significance of the proposed workshop in the context of undergraduate research and translational medicine. Highlight how it supports the MURC 2026 theme and contributes to developing research skills among students. (Approx. 150–200 words)
Target Audience
Specify the intended participants:
- Undergraduate students (MBBS, BDS, Nursing, Allied Health Sciences)
- House officers or early-career researchers
Facilitators
List all facilitators with their brief CV and
- Full name
- Designation
- Department/Institution
- Email address
Workshop Coordinator
Person responsible for overall coordination and communication.
Name:
Designation:
Institution:
Email:
Contact Number (Optional):
Workshop Format
Describe the format (interactive, hands-on, small-group, hybrid, or virtual). Mention if blended learning, flipped classroom, or AI-assisted tools will be used to enhance engagement.
Minute-to-Minute Program
Provide a detailed schedule including:
- Time slots
- Activities and teaching methods
- Responsible facilitators
- Breaks and Q&A sessions
Key Topics to be Covered
List 3–6 major content areas or skills to be addressed.
Examples:
- Topic 1: Introduction to Translational Research
- Topic 2: AI Tools in Literature Review
- Topic 3: Ethical Considerations in Student Research
Expected Outcomes
By the end of the workshop, participants will be able to:
- Demonstrate understanding of research methodology and translational principles.
- Apply digital or AI tools for literature search and summarization.
- Develop a mini research proposal or abstract aligned with MURC standards.
Feedback of workshop
Describe how workshop effectiveness will be assessed:
- Participant feedback (forms or QR codes)
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