The Three Minute Thesis (3MT) challenges graduate students to communicate their research in three minutes or less in non-specialist language. Contestants represent a diverse array of disciplines and areas of study, and reflect the passion and thirst for discovery common among all of Iowa's graduate students.

 

Riley Post

Riley Post

Winner
  • Program: Civil and Environmental Engineering - Water Resources
  • Can Little Ponds Fight Big Floods?

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Winter Philibert

Winter Philibert

Honorable Mention
  • Program: Biomedical Engineering
  • Nitric Oxide: A Key to New Respiratory Disease Treatments

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Kassie Baron

Kassie Baron

People's Choice
  • Program: English
  • The Difference a Mill Girl Makes

 

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Mayo Akinbo

Mayo Akinbo

  • Program: Immunology
  • TIM3 on DCs Helps Fight Viruses

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Piyumi Wijesirigunawardana

Piyumi Wijesitigunawardana

  • Program: Chemistry
  • Investigating a cure for Alzheimer's

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Tahsin Khataei

Tahsin Khataei

  • Program: Health and Human Physiology
  • No Pain No Gain vs All Pain No Gain

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Berkley Conner

Berkley Conner

  • Program: Communication Studies
  • Containing Menstruation, "Protecting" the Nation

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Austin Santhin

Austin Santhin

  • Program: Immunology
  • Vaccines from Trees: You'll be saying "Yes Please!"

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Vingie Ng

Vingie Ng

  • Program: Human Toxicology
  • Vaping vs. Asthma: Smoking without the Smoke

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Nimesh Pasan Ranasinghe

Nimesh Pasan Ransinghe

  • Program: Chemistry
  • Membrane Science: A solution for major global challenges

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Amanda Heiderscheit

Amanda Heiderscheit

  • Program: Immunology
  • A novel biomarker for chronic kidney disease: C3 glomerulopathy

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Konna Zoga

Konna Zoga

  • Program: Chemical and Biochemical Engineering
  • Thermal treatment of biofilm infections: the next step

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Jace Heath

Jace Heath

  • Program: Immunology
  • An investigation into the post-thymic regulation and function of the CD5 co-receptor in T cells

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