Sin(x)sin(y) scalar field visualization « Actually » Publication review time « Can you imagine? » RIP scientist « Do you know? » Expression of dissatisfaction with a technique « Anyway » « I myself » Yes/no raising hand question « Use a new technique called… » « I was an [insert former occupation] » « Don’t you think so? » « In another word » Showing photos with friends « Actually I know him » Donut or bread related visualization « One of my former students » « For example » « I have a very good friend/strong collaborator » « Let me… » « I went to… [insert country name] » Flex du nombre de citations « I asked [insert professor or friend’s name] » Sin(x)sin(y) scalar field visualization « Actually » Publication review time « Can you imagine? » RIP scientist « Do you know? » Expression of dissatisfaction with a technique « Anyway » « I myself » Yes/no raising hand question « Use a new technique called… » « I was an [insert former occupation] » « Don’t you think so? » « In another word » Showing photos with friends « Actually I know him » Donut or bread related visualization « One of my former students » « For example » « I have a very good friend/strong collaborator » « Let me… » « I went to… [insert country name] » Flex du nombre de citations « I asked [insert professor or friend’s name] »
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Sin(x)sin(y) scalar field visualization
« Actually »
Publication review time
« Can you imagine? »
RIP scientist
« Do you know? »
Expression of dissatisfaction with a technique
« Anyway »
« I myself »
Yes/no raising hand question
« Use a new technique called… »
« I was an [insert former occupation] »
« Don’t you think so? »
« In another word »
Showing photos with friends
« Actually I know him »
Donut or bread related visualization
« One of my former students »
« For example »
« I have a very good friend/strong collaborator »
« Let me… »
« I went to… [insert country name] »
Flex du nombre de citations
« I asked [insert professor or friend’s name] »