The Graduate School is delighted to announce the winners of the 3-Minute Thesis (3MT) competition – the highlight ... Each student was given just 3 minutes and one slide to articulate the complex ...

the Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition, now in its fourth year. The competition, which has sent two GSAS students to Nationals, challenges graduate students to explain their research in just three ...

For those unfamiliar with the concept, the Three Minute Thesis is a competition in which PhD students present their research in just three minutes, using only one static slide, and with the ... ‘The ...

The 2025 Concordia 3MT / MT180 competitions challenge graduate students to share their academic research in just under 3 minutes! Join us to watch ... and using only one PowerPoint slide!

PGRs are allowed one slide to share their research in a snappy three-minute pitch.

Developed by the University of Queensland, the Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition celebrates the exciting ... to a non-specialist audience in just three minutes, with one PowerPoint slide. The ...

The Three Minute Thesis competition challenges graduate students to effectively summarize and communicate their research within a significant time constraint. With three minutes and using only one ...

On Feb. 11, Franco placed first in the Idaho Statewide 3-Minute Thesis contest, which is a public speaking competition in which participants are tasked with presenting their research to live and ...

Undergraduate and graduate students at Ohio University are encouraged to participate in the OSCARS Impact and Three Minute Thesis® competitions ... in three minutes or less and with only one Power ...

Competitors pursuing their master’s or Ph.D. present a three-minute thesis of their research, including one PowerPoint slide. No other props or resources are allowed during the presentation.

Dina-Leigh Simons, from the School of Environmental Sciences, was crowned winner of the 2024 University of Liverpool ‘Three Minute Thesis’ (3MT®) competition ... using just one slide. It was developed ...