Swinburne 3 Minute Thesis (3MT) and Visualise Your Research (VYR) University Final 2026
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Swinburne 3 Minute Thesis (3MT) and Visualise Your Research (VYR) University Final 2026
Come along and experience the ideas, stories, and people shaping research at Swinburne's communication competition final. This iconic event will showcase finalists competing in the Three Minute Thesis (3MT) and Visualise Your Research (VYR) competitions, each bringing their work to life in different ways.
Throughout the day there will be two (2) distinct categories:
Three Minute Thesis (3MT)
Students must present their research clearly to a general audience in 3 minutes. Learn more from the creators of the legendary competition at the University of Queensland. The Finalists are:
Samurdhie Aryarathne School of Business, Law & Entrepreneurship
The missing link: Why firms need a web, not a chain for a future that lastsAbhisak Sharma School of Engineering
A Digital Twin for Personalised Pain ReliefFozia Batool School of Engineering
Development of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF)Daniel Ferguson School of Heath Sciences
Giving Active Recreation a Sporting ChanceThomas Lilley School of Health Sciences
Can We Save Muscle Before It Wastes? The Power of Prehabilitation ExerciseAlma Maria Sebastian School of Science, Computing and Emerging Technologies
Thank you stars and galaxies!Heshani Balasooriya School of Science, Computing and Emerging Technologies
Smart steel: Building the future of rust-free infrastructureAtosha McCaw School of Social Sciences, Media, Film and Education
What is this moose?Rowena Ulbrick School of Social Sciences, Media, Film and Education
Beyond the Degree: Designing Capabilities for an Uncertain Future
Visualise Your Research (VYR)
Students must create an engaging 60 second audio visual representation of their thesis aimed at a general audience. Learn more from the creators of the original competition at the University of Melbourne. The Finalists are:
Parvathy Vijayan School of Business, Law & Entrepreneurship
Negotiating Professional Boundaries in Educators’ Human-AI Collaborative Teaching : An Interpretative Study of Delegating and Sense MakingAbhisak Sharma School of Engineering
A Digital Twin for Personalised Pain ReliefGowthri Navaneethan School of Engineering
Cutting Tool SelectionArief Nur Pratomo School of Engineering
Liquid Foam for Personalized CushioningSheree Spiteri School of Health Sciences
Identifying preconception opportunities to reduce pregnancy-related cardiovascular disease riskPasangi Premadasa School of Science, Computing and Emerging Technologies
Electrochemical Method for Dairy Wastewater Remediation and Hydrogen ProductionAny Flores Altamirano School of Social Sciences, Media, Film and Education
Housing Pathways : Examining Intersectional Vulnerabilities Among Young Humanitarian Migrants
As audience members you will also have a vote. The online ‘People’s Choice’ award is our way to include you, the supporters and friends.
For those joining us on campus, refreshments will be served following the prize giving at the event conclusion.
We look forward to seeing you in the audience, thank you for your continued support.
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