Three Minute Thesis competition

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The best and brightest UNSW PhD candidates pitched their world-changing ideas at the year's 3 Minute Thesis Competition 2018.

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How do you condense years of research down to just three minutes? That’s the challenge for 23 competitors in the Three Minute Thesis (3MT). For the winner, there’s the honour of representing UNSW at the Asia-Pacific 3MT and the U21 global virtual final, along with some handy prize money.

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Twenty-two PhD candidates will each have three minutes to explain their research and impress the judges at UNSW's annual Three Minute Thesis competition. 

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A presentation about efforts to understand the imperfect atomic structures of lead-free piezoelectrics has taken top honours in the UNSW Three-Minute Thesis finals.

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A talk about the molecular effects of artificial sweeteners has taken top honours at the UNSW three-minute thesis finals in a field of winners dominated by medical science.

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A patch to repair your heart, eco-friendly food packaging, teaching children with ADHD, and the debate between criminal responsibility and free will are just some of the concepts battling it out for top Three-Minute Thesis honours at a free public event on Wednesday 23 September.

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A PhD candidate frustrated by political stalling on climate change has taken out top honours at the UNSW three-minute thesis finals for her talk on low-cost wind turbines.

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Johannes Luetz’s research has taken him across the globe in a bid to find more sustainable solutions for climate change migrants.

From bowel cancer, volatile mushroom compounds and dirty data to negative emotions in music and celebrity architects - which PhD student will deliver the best pitch at the 3 Minute Thesis competition.