GDSMUN II 2026

MED MUN

Jan 22–24, 2026 Online

MED MUN

Conference

Online

Jan 22–24, 2026

100 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

How it went

3.2914 ratings from delegates
Academics
3.50
Logistics
3.14
Socials
3.21

About

Educating lives

Medicine, the world of opportunities and innovation. It took some serious guts to perform the first heart surgery, by both the surgeon and the paitent. But if it weren't for that risk, the world of cardiothoracic surgery would be incredibly different, if it even existed. 

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MED MUN is there because of my passion for this incredible field and the opportunity to connect with delegates with equal passion. I dream of this MUN as being a battle field, not against other delegates, but as a united front against the many diseases that challenge the livelihood of humanity. We’ve all lost someone, and if we had invented some treatment, they might potentially still be with us.

This is a different type of MUN. Delegates will be assigned a field (GAND or CSIC) and given three topics related to it. They can use fiction — as long as it stays within human possibility — to propose promising treatments (think 3d printable human hearts to overcome organ shortage). A brief introduction to each topic will be shared on the delegate groups at least 24 hours before the conference. During the event, delegates will debate in detail, laying out the pros and cons of each proposed treatment. A final ‘resolution’ — essentially a collaborative medical research paper — will be passed and published on a peer-reviewed site with credit to all delegates involved. Any monetary awards, or recognition gained by this article will be distributed in the following manner: Two-thirds of it to the delegate who came with the idea, the remaining sum will be distributed to other delegates in attendance. 

The MUN will be conducted over the span of a week. The awards are: 

  • Best Medical Innovator – for the most well-developed and compelling fictional treatment.
  • Best Scientific Debate – for the delegate who presents the most balanced, well-reasoned arguments.
  • Outstanding Researcher – for depth of research and understanding of real-world parallels.
  • Best Delegate – for overall participation, teamwork, and leadership.

    *MED MUN HOLDS THE RIGHT TO DENY OR NOT ISSUE AN AWARD AT ALL IF THE DELEGATION IS NOT UP TO QUOTA

Schedule:

JAN-22OPENING CEREMONY13:30 - 14:00
 GAND SESSION I14:10 - 17:00
 CSIC SESSION I14:10 - 16:50
 DOCUMENTS DEADLINE11:59 *local time **
JAN-23GAND SESSION II13:30 - 16:50
 CSIC SESSION II13:30 - 16:50
 GAND SESSION III17:10 - 18:00
JAN-23DOCUMENTS DEADLINE11:59 *local time **
JAN-24GAND SESSION IV14:45 - 16:20
 CSIC SESSION III14:45 - 16:20
JAN-24AWARDS FINALIZED 
 CLOSING CEREMONY18:00 - 18:30

NOTE: All timings are in GMT/UTC+3 unless specified.

*If there is a time difference of 2 hours or less between the dispersal of the committee for the day and 11:59 local time, then delegates can submit resolutions at any time before the start of next conference.

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Committees

  • Global Assembly on Neurological Disorders (GAND)

    40 seats · Expert · English
    Curing neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.and 2 more topics
    Taqi Ahmed

    Global Assembly on Neurological Disorders (GAND)

    40 seats · Expert · English

    Topics

    1. Curing neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
    2. Reversing Spinal Cord Injuries.
    3. Developing Brain-Computer Interfaces for Locked-In Syndrome Patients.

    About the committee

    The Global Assembly on Neurological Disorders (GAND) is a medical and policy-driven council focused on the diagnosis, treatment, and innovation surrounding neurological and neurodegenerative diseases.

    Chair

    Countries

  • Cardiothoracic Surgery and Innovation Council (CSIC)

    22 seats · Intermediate · English
    Artificial and Bioengineered Heartsand 2 more topics
    Eben John and Jennah Fatimah

    Cardiothoracic Surgery and Innovation Council (CSIC)

    22 seats · Intermediate · English

    Topics

    1. Artificial and Bioengineered Hearts
    2. Nanotechnology in Cardiovascular Repair
    3. Biomarker-Based Early Detection of Cardiovascular Disease

    About the committee

    The Cardio Surgery and Innovation Council (CSIC) is a specialized medical body dedicated to exploring advancements, controversies, and transformative approaches in the field of cardiothoracic surgery. In an age where artificial organs, bioprinting, and surgical robotics redefine the boundaries of human capability, the CSIC convenes medical experts, policy architects, and innovators to shape the future of cardiac healthcare.

    Chairs

    Countries

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Organizers

Muhammad Faizan Ali
SecGen & Founder

Taqi Ahmed
Co-SecGen

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