Watch the Queen Mary Three Minute Thesis Final!
The Doctoral College is delighted to announce our Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Faculty Finalists and our People’s Choice award winner!
Queen Mary 3MT Finals
We would love to see you at the live Queen Mary 3MT Finals on 15 May from 3.30-4.45pm in the Peston Lecture Theatre (Graduate Centre, Mile End campus).
Our faculty finalists will deliver their 3MT presentations to the audience and the judges. Our judges will select one winner from the faculty finalists to represent Queen Mary in the national Vitae 3MT competition, which is held over the summer.
Audience members will have the opportunity to ask presenters about their research during a Q&A session following the presentations, and we will conclude the programme with a reception to celebrate our PGRs’ excellent work.
We’d love to have you! If you’re able to join us, please register using one of the following options:
- If you are a PGR student or a member of staff, register via the CPD Training System.
- If you are an undergraduate or master’s student, register via EventBrite.
The Doctoral College is delighted to announce our Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Faculty Finalists and our People’s Choice award winner!
Faculty Finalists:
- Carrie Chew (FMD): Regenerating Lost Tooth Supporting Structures Using a Patient’s Own Blood
- Julia Dielesen (FMD): When Help Hurts: The Immune System’s Betrayal After a Heart Attack
- Mariam Hammoud (HSS): Climbing the Leadership Ladder: Exploring the Intersectional Forces Shaping Leadership for Lebanese Women
- Nazym Seitova (HSS): Technostress in Hospitality: From Chaos to Calm
- Hattie Chisnall (S&E): Out of Thin Air: Turning Today’s CO₂ into Tomorrow’s Materials
- Omnia Alwazzan (S&E): Stop the Wait, Start the Cure: Solving Medicine’s Puzzle with AI
People’s Choice winner:
- Yuli Nugroho (S&E): Is it Important to Have a Lecturer and Classmates in Your Class?
You can view all of the presenters’ online competition videos on QMPlus.
What is the Three Minute Thesis?
The Three Minute Thesis – better known as 3MT – was developed by the University of Queensland in Australia and is run nationally in the UK by Vitae. Doctoral students across the UK are challenged to present their research to a non-specialist audience in only three minutes using a single static slide, no jargon and no props.
The purpose is to tell an entertaining research story to a wider audience – to teach you something in an interesting and engaging way.
If you have any questions about this event, please contact the Doctoral College at doctoralcollege@qmul.ac.uk.