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Engineering Graduate Symposium: 3 Minute Thesis Competition

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Watch the Engineering Graduate Symposium's Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) competition, where University of Michigan engineering PhD candidates showcase their research in concise, engaging presentations. Witness graduate students hone their skills in communicating complex ideas to a non-specialist audience, covering topics from origami-inspired microbots to non-invasive brain tumor treatments. Enjoy keynote addresses from distinguished professors, learn about competition rules, and discover the innovative research being conducted across various engineering disciplines. See how participants are judged on comprehension, content, engagement, and communication as they compete for substantial cash prizes and scholarships. Experience the excitement as winners are announced in categories such as Best Overall, Engineering Innovation, Fundamental Science, and Equity-Centered Engineering.

Syllabus

Welcoming Remarks
Keynote Address: James Moon, James G. Searle Professor, professor of pharmaceutical sciences
Competition Rule Overview
PRESENTATIONS ROUND 1
Keynote Address: Aline Eid, assistant professor of electrical engineering and computer science
Sponsor Remarks: Office of Culture, Community, and Equity
PRESENTATIONS ROUND 2

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  • Abdulrahman Mahmoud Faraj
    I found this Engineering Alumni: Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition to be incredibly insightful and inspiring. It is fascinating to see how complex engineering research can be distilled into such concise and engaging presentations. The speakers demonstrated excellent communication skills, making highly technical topics accessible to a broader audience. This seminar is a great resource for anyone looking to improve their public speaking or learn about diverse engineering innovations. Highly recommended for students and professionals alike!
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