About this Event
University of Galway's Threesis Grand Finale will feature short talks from inspiring postgraduate research students.
After a series of six heats, 12 finalists have been chosen as contestants for the finale. They will share the story of their research using just three presentation slides, in three minutes, in front of three judges.
Each finalist will compete to inspire, entertain and inform the audience as they explain the potential impact of their research in a clear and engaging manner.
Our 3 guest judges on the night will be John Crumlish (Galway International Arts Festival), and Dr Silvia Maretto (Research Office, University of Galway), and our previous winner Victoria Ward, (final-year PhD Researcher at the School of Medicine, Univeristy of Galway).
The audience also get to vote for their favourite speaker on the night.
Our MC for the evening will be Dr Jessamyn Fairfield (Physics, University of Galway).
Threesis is organised by the Office of the Vice-President for Research and Innovation at University of Galway with the involvement and support from across the university.
Please book your free ticket now to secure your seat.
S ee below our 12 finalists and their talk titles!
Rebecca Lane: Unravelling the gut pain alarm system
Mian Ibad Ali Shag: DairyGrid: Revolutionizing farm energy through peer-to-peer trading
Sofiia Tretiak: Seaweed Super Solution- Using ocean power for human and planet health
Clare Robinson: The frightening physical body in contemporary horror
Ankita Pramanick: Bioprinting models of early organ morphogenesis using cell-responsive hydrogels
Anastasija Walsh: Extracellular Vesicles: tiny but mighty messengers suppressing anti-tumour immunity
Louise McCormack: Trustworthy AI
Imad Ali Shah: Cameras that see what we can't for safer roads
Mohamed EL-Melegy: Green bio-inspired disease model
Júlia Machado: Islands as solar-hydrogen laboratories for a rapid green transition
Pooja Bajarh: Green Gold - valorizing every blade of grass
Fatemeh ZamaniSaffron agritourism, a unique potential for saffron farm women’s empowerment in Iran
(Suitable for over 12s, all welcome).
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
O'Donoghue Centre for Drama, Theatre and Performance, University Rd University Road, Galway, Ireland
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