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.
Kaitriana Colling
- Program: Cancer Biology
- Turning Hormones Into Hope for Uterine Cancer
Erin Wissler Gerdes
- Program: Epidemiology
Under Pressure: Characterizing Parental Rage and its Relationship with Anxiety in Modern Parenthood
A H M Mainul Islam
- Program: Geography
Tracking Bur Oak Blight Across Iowa
Emmanuel Aladenikap
- Program: Oral Science
- When a DNA Switch Breaks: A Hidden Cause of Cleft Lip
Fwangmun Oscar Danladi
- Program: Religious Studies
Roots of Belonging: What an Umbilical Cord Burial Reveals About Human–Land Relationships
Immaculate Edwin
- Program: Genetics
Outsmarting Treatment: Resistance in Low Grade Serous Ovarian Cancer
Agatha Greenway
- Program: Molecular Medicine
Mapping Migraine: Sex Differences and the Journey to Personalized Therapy
Matthew Kliegl
- Program: Civil and Environmental Engineering
Modelling Melvin Price Locks and Dam to find effective fish passage alternatives
Riley Pacer
- Program: Geography
Unseen Influences: Assessing the Impact of Prairie Restoration on Local Temperatures
Kayla Reisch
- Program: Immunology
Back in Action: Discovering Novel Regulators to Combat T Cell Exhaustion