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Her winning presentation was titled 'Prescribing music for surgery'. The “People’s Choice” prize
went to Elle Barnes, a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Biological Sciences, who explained her
research on how urbanization is leading to changes in the bacteria present on the skin of New York
City salamanders, impacting their vulnerability to disease. They don’t look at the different elements
of music and how they can interact and override each other.”. These are questions that graduate
students and researchers should be asking themselves every day because it keeps our goals grounded
but also gives our research purpose and direction. While most of us hope our research will have real
applicable findings, there is often a disconnect between research and practice. The prizes were
generously underwritten by the Graduate Coordinator Network. Plus, you can enroll on an online
public speaking course: How to Master the Public Speaking Basics. Cleveland State University hosts
a qualifying competition to decide which student will represent our university at the online regional
competition sponsored by the Midwestern Association of Graduate Schools. Heidi Walkden (centre)
won the competition with her presentation Does Breathing Kill? - a synopsis of her PhD thesis
which explores bacterial infection of the brain. Please be prepared to give some positive and
constructive feedback for other presenters during the session. We are looking forward to next year’s
event already. We pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging. This can bring the patient’s heart
rate and breathing down to healthier levels. She says she is excited at the opportunity to travel to
conferences and learn from other people in her field to further develop her research. Topics included
agricultural education, education assessment, and the design of theatrical costumes. This was my
first 3MT experience, and I look forward to competing again next year. Runner up Gina Cleo (left)
presented her thesis Maintaining weight loss: a look at habits. Agha Ali Raza Thesis Committee:
Roni Rosenfeld, LTI, CMU (Chair) Jaime Carbonell, LTI, CMU Bhiksha Raj, LTI, CMU Umar Saif,
ITU, Pakistan Bill Thies, MSRI, India. In the age of social media, combatting the “fake news” with
real, exciting, and scientifically-backed facts is all-important. During the McGill final, Houle’s
confidence and knowledge were on display as she explained essential tremors and her research into
discovering causes and potential treatments for this poorly-understood hereditary condition. I
evaluate your essay based on the effectiveness of your central idea. It’s lifelong research; I can see
years of different projects ahead. For more detail, check out the 3MT competitor guide on the UQ
website. Fungi vs Antifungals Murooj Yousef Social media advertising effectiveness in changing
behaviour. The 15 finalists’ video presentations will be live on the 3MT website from 10am on
Wednesday, 19 August. Also, do not forget that there are many resources to get help if you want it.
Participants are limited to a single static PowerPoint slide; no additional media or props are
permitted. 3MT preparation workshops are offered to help graduate students learn how to
communicate ideas to broader audiences. Established in 2008, 3MT is now held in at least 200
universities across more than 18 countries worldwide. This was a valuable skill that I have utilized
since then in following speeches. Presentation provided clear positionality of the presenter to the
research and research approach.
For Surashri, the ability to connect to a broad audience was a driving motivation for her to
participate in the 3MT program, and she urges future participants to think similarly. Please be
prepared to give some positive and constructive feedback for other presenters during the session.
Plus, you can enroll on an online public speaking course: How to Master the Public Speaking Basics.
She described a conflicting situation where the women worked in the homes of rich people but also
enjoyed a vibrant leisure culture. In addition, this is the only graduate student award that may be
won in tandem with a second award. And this 3 minute thesis presentation winner proves the point.
Lobato will be defending his thesis in the coming weeks. If you are interested in being involved,
please submit your abstract by 11.59pm on Monday 18 March 2024. Number of beats in 1 minute. -
- minutes--. -- minutes--. Take your pulse for 2 minutes and record your results. In today’s fast-paced
world, simplifying complexity is a powerful tool. Ultimately, 10 individuals advanced and competed
in the final. Heidi Walkden (centre) won the competition with her presentation Does Breathing Kill?
- a synopsis of her PhD thesis which explores bacterial infection of the brain. Many of our finalists
also put themselves forward for Falling Walls Labs. Please see the Zoom privacy notice and
Collaborate privacy notice for these. Designed in Australia in 2008, the 3 minute thesis presentation
gives Master's level graduate students the chance to present their thesis in a 3 minute presentation to
a non-specialist audience. Developed by The University of Queensland (UQ), the exercise cultivates
students’ academic, presentation, and research communication skills. This really gave me an
opportunity to look at my project a little bit differently and ask those big picture questions about
what I’m doing.”. In just three minutes they will summarise their PhD research for a non-academic
audience using just a single slide and no props. No additional electronic media (e.g. sound and video
files) are permitted within the presentation. We have to do more than just bring suicide out of the
margins, although that’s really important too. The prizes were generously underwritten by the
Graduate Coordinator Network. Judges in these competitions are looking for the 3MT presenters to
show off their communication skills, their comprehension of their subject and, of course, their ability
to engage their audience. It’s lifelong research; I can see years of different projects ahead. She says
she is excited at the opportunity to travel to conferences and learn from other people in her field to
further develop her research. The top two wildcard competitors will be selected through a
combination of feedback from a panel of expert judges and your votes. The crisis of overfishing' was
named overall winner and People's Choice award-winner at the 2023 Griffith 3MT Final. Please be
prepared to give some positive and constructive feedback for other presenters during the session.
Thesis Goals This thesis will strive to answer three parallel questions. Cleveland State University
hosts a qualifying competition to decide which student will represent our university at the online
regional competition sponsored by the Midwestern Association of Graduate Schools. Voting will be
open for 24 hours with the award ceremony live streamed on Thursday 20 August at 2pm.
Presentation clearly described the conclusions, outcomes and impact of the research. Her
presentation focused on “Enhancing shortleaf pine (Pinus echinata) restoration on strip-mined soils
using biochar and mycorrhizal fungi.”. Presentations are to be spoken word (e.g. no poems, raps or
songs). The 3MT competition was an excellent opportunity to highlight my research but was also an
opportunity for me to practice my public speaking skills and receive valuable feedback from the
coaches and judges. This can bring the patient’s heart rate and breathing down to healthier levels.
They are competing to communicate the impact of their research to an audience and judging panel.
The top three receive prizes and coaching for the national 3MT semi-final. Developed by The
University of Queensland (UQ), the exercise cultivates students’ academic, presentation, and
research communication skills. It’s lifelong research; I can see years of different projects ahead.
Winners of the 3MT prelims receive additional training and go on to compete for cash rewards in the
3MT finals. Meet “ABA” The Automaton!. a. b. b. a. a. a. b. a. b. b. This year, finalists will present
in-person at both their respective academic area competitions and at the Griffith final. A group of 10
to 15 finalists will be chosen by the judges for a Virtual UNSW 3MT Showcase on Tuesday 15
September at 4.30pm. But their take-up by graduate studies departments worldwide suggest they
work. The 2020 UNSW 3MT winner will participate in the Asia-Pacific 3MT Competition and
Universitas 21 3MT Competition. Vote for your favourite presentation for the alumni UBC People’s
Choice award and ask questions of each of our graduate student presenters. The “People’s Choice”
prize went to Elle Barnes, a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Biological Sciences, who
explained her research on how urbanization is leading to changes in the bacteria present on the skin
of New York City salamanders, impacting their vulnerability to disease. Or, you can organise a
tailored presentation training course for your team. Gretchen Paulson, a master’s student in the
School of Kinesiology and Recreation, won the People’s Choice award voted on by the
approximately 200 attendees. Competing against other students with vastly different projects than
mine was intimidating at first, but going through with it and being successful allowed me to prove to
myself that I am capable of doing difficult things, and it gave me much more confidence coming out
of the competition than I had going in. If you are interested in being involved, please submit your
abstract by 11.59pm on Monday 18 March 2024. At the end of all the presentations a panel of judges
picked the winner and runner up and the audience (in person and remote) selected the “peoples
choice.” The winner and runner-up will compete in the CSE competition Thursday, Oct. 21, 2021, 4-
5:30 p.m. Keller Hall, Room 3-180 and on Zoom (participants must register, search CSE Three
Minute Thesis Contest). Further, while writing my 3MT it taught me how to find the right narrative
that will capture an audience’s attention. In his thesis, supervised by Gerhard Hoffstaedter and Greg
Marston, Aslam investigates on a historical and a contemporary case study to understand how the
provision of work rights in the past can be replicated or modified for a Malaysian policy formulation
in the present. Thesis Advisor: Dr. Mandayam Committee: Dr. Kadlowec and Dr. Polikar. Friday, July
23, 2004. Outline. Introduction Objectives of the Thesis Previous Work Approach Results.
Cleveland State University hosts a qualifying competition to decide which student will represent our
university at the online regional competition sponsored by the Midwestern Association of Graduate
Schools. Use your results to determine the number of beats for minute. Eleven student
representatives from universities from Quebec, Newfoundland and the Maritimes will compete to
advance to the CAGS national competition. Consult a health care provider if you are in need of
treatment. Houle, a Ph.D. candidate in Human Genetics, will now represent McGill at the French-
language Canadian National Competition in Chicoutimi, sponsored by l’Association francophone
pour le savoir (ACFAS).

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