Panase is an attempt to turn ideas into value-added and apply dissertations. In fact, the festival tries to make university graduates have a different view on the subject of research and dissertation.

Accordingly, the national festival has been formed with the support of the Culture and Knowledge-Based Economy and the Development of Soft and Creative Industries Headquarters, as well as the Fund for Supporting Researchers and Technologists of the Country. In this event, the dissertation owners will explain them in a 3-minute video and these video files will be examined.

Three-minute dissertation competitions are held throughout the country to provide a platform for the implementation and efficiency of student dissertations.

In this event, students express their dissertation in three minutes and in simple language. Also, another goal of the three-minute dissertation competition is to promote science at the community level and to raise public awareness of academic achievements. Therefore, the explanations provided by the participants should be at the level of general understanding and away from complex topics.

Application of dissertation and doctoral dissertations in the country and public awareness of various sciences in the community are among the goals of this great event.

Efforts are also being made to take appropriate action towards the positive direction of research topics in dissertations and the implementation and operation of student dissertations.

Supporting practical dissertations and promoting and promoting scientific topics in the general public is another part of the goals of the festival's founders.

  Students can submit their videos in the fields of engineering, basic sciences, medical sciences, humanities, and arts and languages.

The final results of the Panase Festival have already been determined after the final evaluation of the jury.

After the re-evaluation and final evaluation of the judging committee of the Panase National Festival, the final results of the selected dissertations were determined.

According to this report, after the initial evaluation of all the works submitted to the festival, the judging committee selected 150 works as the first selected ones, and then in the second stage of judging, 30 outstanding works were selected to appear and present their works in the television program.

Various cash prizes have been considered for these winners and efforts are being made to help these winners commercialize their designs. Interested parties can now work on their dissertation to participate in the next competition.

Communication and Information Center in the Vice Presidency of Science and Technology