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About: This bingo card is perfect for early-career scientists and grad students gathering at a scientific meeting like the L-SETAC AGM. It playfully captures the ups, downs, and quirks of research life, from last-minute mishaps to big career dreams. Use it to break the ice, spark conversations, and share laughs with fellow researchers who know these moments all too well.
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This Mentor Bingo_L-SETAC_2026 Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Is considering a PhD, Wishes they had more stats training, Has worked with 3 or more different organisms, Worked with samples from outside of Canada, Has nerves when presenting, Has experience working with renewable energy topics, Has submitted a paper for publication, Is attending their first L-SETAC AGM, Has come into the lab past 2am, Has had their research direction change abruptly, Has flooded their waders during fieldwork, Has been involved in community science projects, Has worked with their supervisor since undergrad, Has impulse-bought lab supplies with personal money, Has their dream job change frequently, Loves their test organism enough to get it tattooed, Is working on a project with more than 1 PI, Has attended more than 3 L-SETAC AGMs, Wants to live on another continent for work, Is the first in their family to pursue graduate studies, Has noticed a mistake on their already printed poster, Has broken something expensive in the lab, Has forgotten to bring equipment to fieldwork, Has imposter syndrome but hides it well.
This Mentor Bingo_L-SETAC_2026 Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Is considering a PhD, Wishes they had more stats training, Has worked with 3 or more different organisms, Worked with samples from outside of Canada, Has nerves when presenting, Has experience working with renewable energy topics, Has submitted a paper for publication, Is attending their first L-SETAC AGM, Has come into the lab past 2am, Has had their research direction change abruptly, Has flooded their waders during fieldwork, Has been involved in community science projects, Has worked with their supervisor since undergrad, Has impulse-bought lab supplies with personal money, Has their dream job change frequently, Loves their test organism enough to get it tattooed, Is working on a project with more than 1 PI, Has attended more than 3 L-SETAC AGMs, Wants to live on another continent for work, Is the first in their family to pursue graduate studies, Has noticed a mistake on their already printed poster, Has broken something expensive in the lab, Has forgotten to bring equipment to fieldwork, Has imposter syndrome but hides it well.