3 Minute Thesis 2023: Everything You Need To Know

UofG 3MT 2023 was a huge success! Here’s everything you need to know about the event and how you can catch-up/remind yourself of the fantastic presentations.

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What Is 3MT?

The Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) is an academic competition for research students, challenging them to present their research to a non-specialist audience and giving them the opportunity to practice their public engagement skills.

Anyone who is active in a PhD, MPhil or MRes or any other research programme can participate.

Participants present their research verbally in just three minutes with related content presented on a single PowerPoint slide. One winner and two runners-up from each of the heats go through to the final.

Who Took Part?

Our presenters were excellent – here’s who got involved and you can watch their presentations here:

Maria Bisset
Amina Mohammed Almabsali
Erin Bartley
Erin McNulty
Zhipeng Wen
Lucy Jackson
Mei Hu
Steveen Ulysse
Victor Camilo
Mahmoud Ahmed Shawky Ahmed
Naila
Abdul Jabbar
Antonius Bima Murti Wijaya
Dani Assi
Daniel Mitchell
Tasmin Alexander
Teena Thakur
Evi Bali-Balatsou
Tzujung Lai
Jonathan Suurbaar
Hanadi Alzahrani
Jaspreet Kaur
MD Tanzib Ehsan Sanglap
Navneet Jhariya
Serene Pauly
Charlotte Hunt
Claire Rosemary

Our Finalists

We’ve listed our amazing finalists below, check out their recordings here.

Dani Assi - Fountain of Youth (Winner)
Teena Thakur - The Mischief of Mutant RAS (Runner-Up)
Lucy Jackson - Accents in the Spotlight: Uncovering our Unconscious Biases (People’s Choice)
Tzujung Lai - Is it worth investing in surgical robots?
Mei Hu - Chinese international students’ feeling of shame in the UK classroom.
Abdul Jabbar - Smart Antennas For Smart Connectivity
Victor Camilo - In-game Music Concerts: A Level Up in Inclusivity?
Charlotte Hunt - When the clock strikes midnight we all become extinct
Tasmin Alexander - If the dog isn't mad, why do we cull?
Erin Bartley - Why ‘what do you want to be when you grow up’ is not a good question.