The six 3MT finalists 2017
After the presentations had finished, the judges conferred and voting opened via the conference app for the people's choice winner.
Congratulations go to Thomas Fudge who won £3K grant to spend on public engagement activity (sponsored by RCUK) and to Euan Doidge who has the opportunity to present at the famous Faraday Lecture Theatre at the Royal Institution (sponsored by Speakezee).
You can watch all six presentations including Thomas's and Euan's winning performances below:
Thomas Fudge, Mechanical Aerospace and Civil Engineering, Brunel University
Decentralised Sanitation for developing communities with energy and nutrient recovery.
Euan Doidge, School of Chemistry, University of Edinburgh
WEEE are Golden: metal recovery by solvent extraction.
Alexandra Davis, Health and Life Sciences, De Montfort University
Mini-me: cancer in 3D.
Emily Prpa, Diabetes & Nutritional Sciences Division, School of Life Sciences & Medicine, Kings Collage London
Does "an apple a day" keep the doctor away?
Katarzyna Smug, Chemical Engineering, University of Bath
Oranges versus crude oil: Can we reduce the use of crude oil by using plants?
Alfie Wearn, School of Clinical Sciences, University of Bristol
Helping to treat Alzheimer's disease by detecting 'sticky' memories.
