(BBLC)
Compete • Experiment • Elevate
Pitch your research to leading physicists and unlock exceptional scientific opportunities.
From planning to execution, our Organising Team is the engine that transforms ideas into action for the BBLC. With expertise in STEM education, outreach and event coordination, they build the pathways that let students engage with cutting-edge research and global opportunities.
Programme Director
Geneva, Switzerland
Project Head
New Delhi, India
Partnerships Lead
New Delhi, India
International Relations
Trieste, Italy
Our International Advisory Committee brings together distinguished leaders from science, engineering, medicine and education. They provide strategic guidance and help shape the vision of the Bose Beam-Line Challenge, ensuring global standards of excellence and collaborative innovation.
Director, Apollo Proton Cancer Centre (APCC)
Chennai, India
Director General, The National Centre for Oncological Hadrontherapy (CNAO)
Pavia, Italy
Dept. Physics & Astronomy, University College London
London, United Kingdom
Head of Cancer Engineering, University College London
London, United Kingdom
Med Phys & Biomedical Eng, former Lead for Proton Therapy Physics at UCL Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust., University College London
United Kingdom
University Libre de Bruxelles
Brussels, Belgium
Director of Group Oncology and International at Apollo Hospital
Chennai, India
Director, Indian Institute of Science Education and Research
Mohali, India
Professor of Interdisciplinary Applied Physics and Engineering Innovation
Virginia, United States
Director, Inter-University Accelerator Centre (IUAC),& Inter-University Center for Yogic Sciences
New Delhi, India
Professor Emeritus CMS Experiment
Pisa, Italy
Ex. BARC- Group Director, BTDG Distinguished Professor
IIIT New Raipur, India
Vice-Chancellor, Shiv Nadar University
Delhi-NCR, India
Director R&D, The National Centre for Oncological Hadrontherapy (CNAO)
Pavia, Italy
Principal Investigator, Tata Memorial Centre. Advanced Centre for Treatment, Research & Education in Cancer
Mumbai, India
Former Adviser, Department of Biotechnology, Government of India
New Delhi, India
| Process | Timeline | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Registration & Fee Payment Register | 31st January 2026 | Competition announced and registration opened. |
| Proposal Submission Pay Now | 10th February 2026 | Teams upload Project Proposal (2,000–2,500 words) and complete payment. |
| Selection of Proposals | 20th February 2026 | Top 20 teams are selected and notified. |
| Interaction | 30th February 2026 | Teams interact with assigned scientists, refine proposals/experiments and prepare pitch. |
| Final Submission | 3rd March 2026 | Submission of Pitch Presentation. |
| Result Announcement 📢 | 5th March 2026 | Results communicated to shortlisted teams. |
| Final Presentation | Mid-May 2026 | Top 8 teams present final project before senior scientists & doctors. |
| Grand Finale 🏆 | To be announced | Announcement of the Winner & 3 Runners-up. |
Get ready for an incredible journey of science and discovery! The Bose Beam Challenge offers winners a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to explore world-renowned research centers, present their ideas to top scientists, and win exclusive rewards.
A trip to CERN, Geneva, Switzerland!
The Top 8 teams will present their proposals in front of senior scientists and doctors with their mentors!
Apollo Proton Cancer Centre, Tata Memorial Cancer Centre, Inter University Accelerator Centre, ISRO and Kolkata Science City
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The proposal should be 2,000–2,500 words and detail their experiment, methodology, and connection to the theme.
Judges will score the proposal out of 16 points, weighted across the four criteria:
Weight: 4 Points
Clarity of Research Questions, Testable Hypothesis, Rigor of Methodology, Realistic Beamline Utilization (Is the experiment safe and can it be done?), Measurable Results.
Weight: 4 Points
Direct, meaningful link to SDG 14 and/or SDG 15, Potential for Real-World, Scalable Impact, Novelty of the approach to sustainability.
Weight: 4 Points
Novelty of the scientific question, Unique approach to using a proton beamline for the theme, Originality of experimental design or materials used.
Weight: 4 Points
Clarity of the Executive Summary, Professional language and flow, Defined team roles and task breakdown, Visual presentation of diagrams/data (if included).
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