The Three Minute Thesis final will showcase CDU innovative PhD candidates who have 180 seconds to explain their research and why it is important.
With just three minutes to give a compelling presentation on their thesis topic and its significance, CDU's Three Minute Thesis (3MT) finalists have the difficult task of presenting their research in a language appropriate for a non-specialist audience.
See the finalists’ videos below.
2022 CDU Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) Submissions
1. Angel Alberto Aguilar Morones (Faculty of Science and Technology)
Title: Development of proper recycling for e-waste plastics
2. Bronwyn Dann (Faculty of Arts and Society)
Title: Harvesting Moonlight: Visual Narratives of the Pearling Industry in the north of Australia and Beyond
3. Cedric Tan (Faculty of Science and Technology)
Title: Infected metals: exposing high chromium samples to Pseudomonas Aeruginosa
4.Ery Setiawan (Menzies School of Health Research)
Title: Methods for valuing productivity losses due to illness in low-and-middle-income countries
5. Emily Bowden (Menzies School of Health Research)
Title: Respectful Maternity Care and the Association with Child Health
6. Caleb Ojo (Faculty of Science and Technology)
Title: Recovering Bromine from waste electronic plastic
7. Gehan Abdelghany (Faculty of Science and Technology)
Title: Agronomic Investigations of Australian Native Rice to Support Indigenous Enterprise Development
8. Kate Louise Puusepp(Faculty of Health)
Title:Implementing health behaviour changes interventions: mechanisms of fidelity
9. Naisan Yazdani (Faculty of Arts and Society)
Title: Private Tutoring in the Developing World
10. Kobi Schutz (Menzies School of Health Research)
Title: Improving the Management of Bronchiectasis
11. Lillyana Toushek (Faculty of Arts and Society)
Title: Stories of Winds and Seas: Seeing Mythology through Photography
12. Rachel Tumminello (Faculty of Health)
Title: Thinking about changing our cities
