History of the competition
Details of the winners and runners up of the 2013-2019 competitions, including links to videos of each University Final.
Year |
University 3MT Final |
Vitae UK 3MT |
U21 3MT |
Coimbra Group 3MT |
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2019 |
Winner: Frankie Greenwood (School of Health in Social Science) with her presentation ‘How can I know you when there are no words’. Runner Up: Tim Wilkinson (Centre for Clinical Brain Sciences) with his presentation ‘Big Data for a Big Problem: using real-world data to understand dementia’. People’s Choice: Fiona McQuaid (School of Biological Sciences) with her presentation ‘Malaria: A sticky problem’. |
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2018 |
Winner: Phoebe Kirkwood (Deanery of Clinical Sciences) with her presentation ‘The Secrets of Scarless Healing’. Runner Up: Owen Gwydion James (Centre for Clinical Brain Sciences) with his presentation ‘Human Myelin in a Dish’. People’s Choice: Gavin Woolman (School of Physics and Astronomy) with his presentation ‘Better Thermoelectrics through high pressure’. |
Winner: Owen Gwydion James | Runner Up: Phoebe Kirkwood | Runner Up: Owen Gwydion James |
2017 |
Winner: Euan Doidge (School of Chemistry) with his presentation ‘WEEE are Golden: metal recovery by solvent extraction. Runner Up: Issy MacGregor (MRC Institute of Genetics and Cancer) with her presentation ‘Meiotic Recombination: The Great Genetic Bake Off’. People’s Choice: Euan Doidge (School of Chemistry) with his presentation ‘WEEE are Golden: metal recovery by solvent extraction’. |
People’s Choice: Euan Doidge | Highly Commended Award: Euan Doidge | |
2016 |
Winner: Maddie Long (School of Philosophy, Psychology and Language Sciences) with her presentation ‘Language and the Brain: The Skye’s the Limit’. Runner Up: Priya Hari (Deanery of Molecular, Genetic and Population Health Sciences) with her presentation ‘Senescence: The Emergency Break on Cancer’. People’s Choice: Edgar Rodríguez Sánchez (School of Health in Social Sciences) with his presentation ‘‘Understanding Gay Men’s Identities. |
People's Choice: Maddie Long | Highly Commended Award: Maddie Long | Third Prize: Maddie Long |
2015 |
Winner: Chen Zhao (School of Clinical Sciences) with her presentation ‘Astrocyte: the Star of Motor Neuron Disease’ Runner Up: Donald Slater (School of GeoSciences) with his presentation ‘The Greenland Ice Sheet: cold ice in a hot drink’. People’s Choice: Matthew Simmonte (School of Chemistry) with his presentation ‘‘Finding a match - polymer microarrays and internet dating’. |
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2014 |
Winner: Emma Hodcroft (school of Biological Sciences) with her presentation ‘Do some strains of HIV make people sick more quickly than others?’ Runner Up: Andrea Moring (School of Geosciences)with her presentation ‘The silence of the lambs: How do sheep and climate affect air pollution?’ People’s Choice: Emma Hodcroft (school of Biological Sciences) with her presentation ‘Do some strains of HIV make people sick more quickly than others?’ |
Finalist: Emma Hodcroft | 3rd Place in People’s Choice: Emma Hodcroft | n/a |
2013 |
Winner: Christopher West (Clinical Surgery, CMVM) with his presentation "Blood, Sweat and Ears." Runner Up: Lani Watson (School of Philosophy, Psychology and Language Sciences) with her presentation 'Why Ask." People’s Choice: Mara Gotz (School of Literatures, Languages and Cultures) with her presentation "How do we know what we know? Tracing knowledge transfer from sociology into translation studies." |
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