23 doctoral students have taken part in this year’s Coimbra Group 3 Minute Thesis competition, and we are pleased to announce that Omeed Neghabat from Aarhus University is part of the three finalists who will compete against each other at the live final to take place during the Coimbra Group General Assembly at the University of Padova on 10 June 2022.
Omeed Neghabat will be competing against Effy Ntemou (University of Groningen) and Ignacio Abadía Tercedor (University of Granada).
On 10 June you will be able to follow the final virtually by joining Coimbra Group's YouTube channel.
In 3MT PhD students present their research project in three minutes for an audience of non-specialists with only one static slide – and no other resources. This challenging exercise develops presentation, research and academic communication skills and supports the development of the researcher’s capacity to explain their work effectively.
The internal winner at AU wins a 35,000 DKK travel grant and the video of the performance is submitted to the international competition held in the Coimbra Group of more than 35 European universities.
A Coimbra Group panel will then select the top three candidates, who will be invited to present at the Coimbra Group annual conference on June 7-10 in Padova, Italy.
The 3MT was founded at University of Queensland, Australia in 2008, and is held at over 900 universities across more than 85 countries.
Omeed is a PhD at the Department of Clinical Medicine at Aarhus University. He was chosen by the judges as the 3MT overall winner at Aarhus University from a field of 18 strong competitors.
Title: Looking at the human heart from the inside out
Omeed won a travel grant in the amount of 35,000 DKK.
Rimsha is a PhD at the Interdisciplinary Nanoscience Center at the Faculty of Natural Sciences. She was chosen as the People’s Choice winner in a vote in which 200 audience members participated.
Title: Know it before you consume it through a bacterial biosensor
Rimsha won an AU powerbank, an AU thermos bottle and an AU notebook.
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