Three Minute Thesis Competition
Winner: Valeria Carini, PBS, 'When 2+2=5: the potential of lipid-polymer hybrid nanoparticles as efficacy-enhancing, anti-infective delivery systems' View video at
Runner-up: Katie Taylor, HSS, '"I am an American citizen": how the Brownies' Book created African American children's literature in the 1920s'
People's Choice: Vera D'Aloisio, PBS, 'Innovative peptidic treatments to tackle migraine'
Poster Competition Group 1 (early-stage researchers)
Poster Competition Group 2 (mid and late-stage researchers)
The 3MT is an academic competition for doctoral researchers established by the University of Queensland, Australia, and now takes place all over the world. The overall winner of the LJMU final will goes on to take part in the UK 2021 competition organised by Vitae.
1. Madeleine France (Sport and Exercise Sciences) - Physical activity during pregnancy: a modifiable determinant of health
2. Shawn Toh (Engineering) - Moving towards life lasting total hip prostheses
3. Loredana Frau (Psychology) - Does cognitive reserve protect against age-related changes?
4. Cristina Silvestri (Justice Studies) - Government Agency Intelligence Network supporting the police with their enquiries
5. Martin Hudson (Business) - Day trippers? We can work it out
6. Chris Brodie (Biological and Environmental Sciences) - The hunt for Atlantic bluefin tuna
7. Evangelia Georgantzia (Civ Engineering Built Env (CBE)) - Structural response and design recommendations for aluminium alloy structural elements
8. Vera D'Aloisio (Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences (PBS)) - Innovative peptidic treatments to tackle migraine
9. Katie Taylor (Humanities and Social Sciences) - "I am an American Citizen": how The Brownies' Book created African American children's literature in the 1920s
10. Kieran Latham (CBE) - Development of a tactile controller for arterial threading Simulation
11. Ashleigh Bellard (Psychology) - An impaired affective touch system in Anorexia Nervosa: A novel non-invasive brain stimulation intervention
12. Valeria Carini (PBS) - When 2+2=5: the potential of lipid-polymer hybrid nanoparticles as efficacy-enhancing, anti-infective delivery systems
13. Hannah Tang (Engineering) - Virtual reality for the treatment of musculoskeletal injury
14. >Maryam Kawsar (Business) - Performance Management: Improving the education system in Pakistan?