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Research Competition

The Virtual Research Case Competition allows students to be involved in a group environment to figure out a solution to a problem. Below you will find the virtual research competitions that The Premed Scene has held with the most current present at the top.

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 Fall 2025 

The year is 2065. Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies have become deeply integrated into healthcare systems worldwide, transforming diagnosis, treatment, and patient management. While AI-powered tools have improved efficiency and patient outcomes, they have also introduced complex challenges such as biases in algorithms, data privacy concerns, and the potential erosion of the physician-patient relationship.

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You may only consider the information stated below when creating your solution. Your solution may be a biochemical, biomedical, engineering, public health, or political/legal solution. You may build on current research on AI in healthcare, including machine learning, natural language processing, predictive analytics, and digital health tools. 

 

Your results will be different per team, because this condition is not on Google. Refer to this situation as the Healthcare AI Integration Challenge (HAIIC).

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 Fall 2024 

The year is 2055. Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) has escalated into a global crisis, with bacteria and other pathogens becoming resistant to all known medications, leading to the uncontrollable spread of infectious diseases. It is your job to devise a solution to mitigate the effects of AMR and slow the spread of these resistant diseases.

 

You may only consider the information stated below when creating your solution. Your solution may be a biochemical, biomedical, engineering, public health, or political/legal solution. You can build off current research and knowledge of existing antimicrobial resistance mechanisms and the impact of previous pandemics. 

 

Your results will be different per team, because this condition is not on Google. You may refer to it as the Pan-Resistant Pathogen Crisis (PRPC).

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 Spring 2023 

The year is 2043. Neurologists have discovered a new, progressive neurodegenerative condition that has put the world on notice. It is your job to devise a solution to approaching such a disease and mitigate its effects. 

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You may only consider the information stated below when creating your solution. Your solution may be a biochemical, biomedical, engineering, public health, or political/legal solution. You can build off of current research and knowledge of Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s Disease, for this disease is similar in nature to Lewy Body Dementia, which gives way to both (more information below).

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Your results will be different per team, because this condition is not on Google. You may refer to it as Mochado’s Disease. 

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 Fall 2022 

The year is 2085. The world has been struck by a pandemic with a virus more infectious than ever before. It is your job to devise a solution to slow the spread of the virus and mitigate its effects. 

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You may only consider the information stated below when creating your solution. Your solution may be a biochemical, biomedical, engineering, public health, or political/legal solution. You can build off of current research and knowledge of the current monkeypox pandemic and previous TB outbreaks, for this virus is similar in nature to Tuberculosis and Monkeypox (more information below).

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Your results will be different per team, because this virus is not on Google. You may refer to it as TB Pox.

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 Spring 2022 

The year is 2070. The world has been struck by a pandemic with a virus more infectious than ever before. It is your job to devise a solution to slow the spread of the virus and mitigate its effects. 

 

You may only consider the information stated below when creating your solution. Your solution may be a biochemical, biomedical, engineering, public health, or political/legal solution. You can build off of current research and knowledge of the current coronavirus pandemic, for this virus is similar in nature to COVID-19 (more information below).


Your results will be different per team, because this virus is not on Google. You may refer to it as Pilot Coli (PC-2070).

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