The 2020 Queen Mary 3 Minute Thesis competition (3MT) will take place online on 4 June 2020 at 10:30am. 3MT is an international research communication competition, in which PhD students have three minutes to tell a non-specialist audience about their research and results. The Queen Mary winner goes on to compete against other PhD students from across the UK and could win a £3k public engagement grant from UKRI. Our finalists represent all three Faculties.
This year’s competition will be hosted on Zoom, please visit bit.ly/QMUL-3MT-2020 to register to attend. Finalists will compete for First and Second place prizes and there will be a people’s choice winner. The First-place winner will also go on to represent QMUL in the national semi-final competition.
The finalists will be judged by a Panel of QMUL Staff and Researchers
Prof Janet De Wilde, Director of the Queen Mary Academy Prof Adrian Armstrong, Director of the Doctoral College Emily Burns, Director of the Centre for Public Engagement Dr Ben Holgate, Leverhulme Early Career Fellow, Humanities and Social Sciences Dr Wajid Mannan, Postdoctoral Research Assistant, Science and Engineering Dr Olga Eleftheriadou, Postdoctoral Research Assistant, Medicine and Dentistry
Places are limited, so register to attend at bit.ly/QMUL-3MT-2020