Three-Minute Thesis video presentations
02 September 2021 | News
3MT is an annual competition that challenges thesis students to describe their research to an intelligent but non-academic audience in only three minutes, using just one powerpoint slide.
The competition was run slightly differently this year, as all contestants submitted pre-recorded videos instead of giving live presentations. Judges selected 10 finalists, whose video presentations were screened at a grand final event on 12 August.
Check out the presentations below.
Top three finalists
Minoo Mohajer – grand prize winner
Minoo Mohajer presents her research on how to improve grape quality and yield.
Kati Hewitt - second prize winner
Kati Hewitt discusses how to deal with pastoral insect pests in the face of climate change.
Priscilla Creppy - Masters prize winner
Priscilla Creppy talks about how to help rice farmers in Myanmar improve the marketability of their product.
Other finalists
Guanyu (Hanley) Chen - finalist
Guanyu (Hanley) Chen discusses how well our landscape designs are performing.
Glenis Narte - finalist
Glenis Narte presents her research about the transportation of phosphorus within rivers.
Tsewang Nuru Sherpa - finalist
Tsewang Nuru Sherpa discusses facilitating a garbage deposit scheme for increased sustainability.
Nyembezi Nina Soko - finalist
Nyembezi Nina Soko talks about the impact of public spending on food production in Sub-Saharan Africa and Asia.
Christy Songola
Christy Songola presents his research about the complex interactions between water and natural environmental tracers.
Learn more about the annual Three-Minute Thesis competition here.
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