3MT® 2022 University Final
3MT 2022 final was held online on Tuesday 17th May 2022 with a presentation by Sartaj Garewal (Dynamic Presenting) on the topic of ‘Creative Speaking: Research best told as a story’.
| Prize | Name | Thesis |
|---|---|---|
| Judges' Choice | Thomas Rabensteiner (Greenwich Business School) | Worker autonomy and wage divergence: Evidence from European Survey Data |
| People’s Choice | Lorenzo Fruscella (Law, Arts & Social Sciences) | Aquaponics: Earth to Mars |
Understanding and Developing Learning Agility (Natasha Lawlor-Morrison, Greenwich Business School) and Transfer of High Value Products from the Cell Factory (Arwa Selim, Engineering & Science) were finalists.
3MT® 2021 University Final
University Final
Faculty Heats 2021
Business
People’s Choice: Ihator Brown – Imagine a Society without Charity.
Education, Health & Human Sciences
People’s Choice: Pascal Michael - Death, Drugs and Divinity: How the Pharmacology of Dying Can Illuminate our Endings and our Beginnings.
Participant: Michael Harpham - Factors influencing the effective teamwork of secondary school senior leadership teams.
Participant: Idris Ibrahim – Is Response to Intervention (RTI) an Effective Tool for Improving Academic Performance of KS4 Mathematics Students?
Participant: Paul Mersh – The making of a hero??
Engineering & Science
Participant: Stephanie Schlictner - Tim-3 – Galectin-9 – Vista pathway ruling over life and death
Participant: Gulab Singh - Domestic Scale wood pellet handling: Prediction of wood pellet degradation during pneumatic conveying
2021 videos
3MT® 2020
University Final
Finalist: Choice: Hazel Wallace-Williams (Faculty of Education, Health & Human Sciences) - Wellbeing and Resilience: Student Nurses and Midwives
2020 Videos
Karifa Sanfo – https://vimeo.com/538893675
Gwen Varley - https://vimeo.com/539533131
3MT® 2019
University Final
Judges’ Choice: Vilius Savickas (Faculty of Engineering and Science) - Atrial Fibrillation Screening in Care Homes by Clinical Pharmacists.
People’s Choice: Harriet Lowe (Faculty of Law, Arts and Social Sciences) - Second language learning and the 'knack' for languages: are the rest of us doomed?