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About the 3MT Competition
The Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) is an academic research communication competition developed by The University of Queensland (UQ), Australia. The competition supports research students’ capacities to effectively explain their research in three minutes, in a language appropriate to a non-specialist audience. Many universities in the Asia-Pacific region have a proud history of participating in the event.
Communicating your research simply and directly in ways that a wide range of non-experts can understand is increasingly understood as being intrinsic to research practice. Successful communication involves a lot more than mere dissemination of results but a thoughtful engagement with potential research users and audiences.
Congratulations to our 2024 finalists
Please join us in congratulating the finalists of the CHS 3MT competition. The entries this year were of a very high standard making it a difficult job for the judges. Congratulations are extended to all presenters. The overall winners were presented with their certificates by Dean CHS Professor Pauline Calleja.
- Joint First Place: Jennifer Gaskin and Carolyn Heward
- Second Place: Neil Munro
- People’s Choice: Carolyn Heward
Previous CHS 3MT Finalists
Sarah Jackson: Driving stroke recovery in the outback [3MT Runner-Up and People's Choice Award Winner]
Sarah Jackson: Driving Stroke Recovery in the Outback from Sarah Jackson on Vimeo.
Alexis Harerimana: That is not a sales chart on the medical monitor; it's your blood pressure!
Vanessa Sparke: The complex nexus of life, beliefs and disease: how we achieve true balance
Peter Hartin: Nurse, I'm being pecked on
Madelyn Pardon: Your mother is calling
Daniel Lindsay: Financial toxicity of cancer [3MT ECR Judge's Award winner and People's Choice Award winner]
Mitchell Scovell: Curly tail of cyclone protection [Winner of the 3MT-HDR Award, HDR Judge's Award and HDR People's Choice Award]
Anna Bajema: The modern day Atlantis
Dr Anne Swinbourne: Using storytelling to describe the past and predict the future
Daniel Lindsay: Selling beer to North Queenslanders