Congratulations to our 2021 UWA Three Minute Thesis winners! Thank you to everyone who participated, watched, shared and voted in the competition. It was wonderful to see our community rally in support of our up-and-coming researchers.
Winner - UWA 3MT
How burn injuries affect the brain and mental health
3MT TEDxUWA Award winner
Too hot to learn
Matariki 3MT representative
A recipe for beating cancer
Winner - UWA 3MT People's Choice
A 'Radical' Approach to Molecular Electronics
The 2021 3MT videos
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Amina Saeed
Predicting the Future of Rivers Through High Resolution Modelling and Monitoring- School of Engineering
- Supervisors: Carolyn Oldham, Matt Hipsey and Kerry Trayler
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Amira Allahham
How burn injuries affect the brain and mental health- School of Biomedical Sciences
- Supervisors: Mark Fear, Andrew Stevenson, Alexander Tang, Jennifer Rodger and Fiona Wood
- Winner - UWA 3MT
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Camilla Soravia
Too hot to learn- School of Biomedical Sciences
- Supervisors: Mandy Ridley, Benjamin Ashton and Leigh Simmons
- 3MT TEDxUWA Award winner
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Deepa Basnet
Farmers, tourism operators and my poor lake in between- School of Agriculture and Environment
- Supervisors: Ram Pandit, Abbie Rogers and Rajesh Rai
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Dorinda 't Hart
Should you talk about abortion? Researching an uneasy space.- School of Social Sciences
- Supervisors: Katie Attwell and Sam Han
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Ella Shilliday
Oil and Water Don't Mix ... Lies Your Granny Told You- School of Engineering
- Supervisors: Michael Johns, Einar Fridjonsson and Brendan Graham
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Emily Purvis
Choose your own adventure- Graduate School of Education
- Supervisors: Jennifer Shand and Grace Oakley
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Emma Panting
Glucocorticoids – a steroid hormone essential for development but not without adversity- School of Human Sciences
- Supervisors: Caitlin Wyrwoll, Karen Chapman,Peter Mark and Brendan Waddell
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Eric Alves
A recipe for beating cancer- School of Human Sciences
- Supervisors: Silvana Gaudieri, Pilar Blancafort and Yu Suk Choi
- Matariki 3MT representative
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Fraser Windsor
Making new Antibiotics using Bacterial Assembly Lines- School of Molecular Sciences
- Supervisors: Yit Heng Chooi, Marianne Costa and Alice Vrielink
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Fui Ling Voon
Unfolding a Beautiful Mind with Dexies- School of Biomedical Sciences
- Supervisors: Mathew Martin-Iverson and Jennifer Rodger
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Gilang Bintang Fajar Suhono
Meant to be Bound- School of Molecular Sciences
- Supervisors: Ian Small and Joanna Melonek
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Hannah Newnes
Goldilocks and the 3 tumours: too hot, too cold and just right- School of Biomedical Sciences
- Supervisors: Jason Waithman, Bree Foley, Jesse Armitage and Sonia Fernandez
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Hien Thi Nguyen
Successful ageing: Novel perspectives from Vietnamese migrants in Australia- School of Social Sciences
- Supervisors: Loretta Baldassar, Raelene Wilding and Lukasz Krzyzowski
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Jack McElhinney
Gills, Oxygen, and Vulnerability- School of Biomedical Sciences
- Supervisors: Jessica Meeuwig, Dirk Zeller and Rory McAuley
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Jake Manger
Understanding vision with artificial intelligence and virtual reality- School of Biomedical Sciences
- Supervisors: Jan Hemmi, Mohammed Bennamoun and Karen Osborn
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Julie Weekes
Man's Best Friend? The Human-Canine Bond in Ancient Greece- School of Humanities
- Supervisors: Lara-Louisa O'Sullivan and Christopher Mallan
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Laurent Jospin
Towards Generalized Holographic Communication- School of Physics, Mathematics & Computing
- Supervisors: Mohammed Bennamoun, Farid Boussaid and Hamid Laga
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Majiga Enkhsaikhan
Text to Knowledge- School of Computer Science & Software Engineering
- Supervisors: Wei Liu, Eun-Jung Holden and Paul Duuring
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Michael Young
Managing seasonal variation in broad-acre farm businesses- School of Agriculture and Environment
- Supervisors: Phil Vercoe and Ross Kingwell
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Mohammed Junaid
Facing the World- School of Population & Global Health
- Supervisors: Linda Slack-Smith, Helen Leonard and Gareth Baynam
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Sahar Goudarzi
Finding certainty in uncertainty- UWA Business School
- Supervisors: Paul Bergey and Doina Olaru
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Sarah De La Harpe
Avoiding Social Blunders: Do People Interpret and Respond to Different Sad Faces in Distinct Ways?- School of Psychological Science
- Supervisors: Romina Palermo and Gilles Gignac
- Runner-up 2021 UWA 3MT
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Stephy Vijaya Kumar Jayasree
The cornea of the eye can get too wet and disrupt vision; how can we measure it?- School of Physics, Mathematics & Computing
- Supervisors: Vincent Wallace and Barry Cense
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Varshini Jayantha Kumar
A 'Radical' Approach to Molecular Electronics- School of Molecular Sciences
- Supervisors: Paul Low and George Koutsantonis
- Winner - UWA 3MT People's Choice
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Wesley Moss
Sustainable Harvesting that Doesn't Suck- School of Engineering
- Supervisors: Andrew Guzzomi and Phillip Nichols
