Vitae 3MT® quarter and semi-finalists 2020
Finalists Vitae 3MT® 2020
- Sogol Salamipour, King's College London, How can we better identify women at risk of premature birth
- Vinaya Srirangam Nadhamuni, Queen Mary University of London, The war on cancer: understanding the immune system's strategies for fighting bowel cancer
- Claire Carswell, Queen's University Belfast, Using the arts to transform the experience of haemodialysis
- Nekisa Zakeri, University College London, The New Cells on the Block: removing the brakes for liver cancer therapy
- Lucy Thomas, University of Birmingham, Gravity is Pathetic! Shedding Light on Gravity with Models of Spinning Black Hole Mergers
- Daniel Koomson, University of Derby, Vulnerability and Adaptive Capacity of Rural Coastal Fishing Communities to Climate and Environmental Change
Semi-finalists 2020
Emma Nolan, Ulster University, How does that make you feel?' The Psychological Staple That Continues to Prompt Research
James Boxall-Clasby, University of Bath, Tracking disease outbreaks: What wastewater tells us about community health
David Brigido, University of Bristol, Coffee, Fish, and Aeroplanes
Anna Berekmari, University of Leeds, Tape stripping: a non-invasive technique to diagnose inflammatory skin diseases
Ulrik Lyngs, University of Oxford, Design interventions for digital self control
Zainab Kidway, University of York, Can we catch it before it is Cancer?
Quarter finalists
Angelos Photiades, Aberystwyth University, The seaweed invasion: every cloud has a silver lining
Megan Vaughan, Anglia Ruskin University, New Test for the Early Detection of Glaucoma
Rebecca Bignold, Aston University, A cure for asthma? Targeting stem cells
Denise Ragusa, Brunel University, How can gene editing help us understand infant leukaemia?
Matthew Lamaudiere, Coventry University, Black Hawk Brown
Sarah Gosling, Cranfield University, Breast microcalcifications as biomarkers of tissue pathology
Jane Hearst, De Montfort University, Building and Measuring Value of Arts-for-Health: An Indicative Studying into the Commerciality of Services Prior to and Post the Application of Blue Ocean Strategy
Laura Erel, Durham University, Can we hear musical syntax?
Nichola Renwick, Glasgow Caledonian University, How do you solve a problem like Charcot foot?
Paola Ruffo, Heriot-Watt University, Humans, words and machines: the future of literature in the era of Google Translate
Ifrah Mussa, Kingston University, Prediction and Prevention of Ice Formation on Wind Turbines in Cold Climates
Richie Kirwan, Liverpool John Moores University, Healthy muscles, healthy heart
Sarah Ofori Ansah, London South Bank University, Young adults’ experiences of dialysis and kidney transplant decision-making
Marie-Juliet (Mj) Brown, Loughborough University, Moving is Medicine : A 3D Breast Cancer Model
Sigrun Wagner, Manchester Metropolitan University, The potential of shade-grown coffee to contribute to protection of coffee yields and quality in a changing climate
Emily Mulligan, Newcastle University, On the Clock: How Bacteria Divide
Sara Young, Northumbria University, Early intervention for Children is key to positive mental health, for future generations
Yousif Al-Daffaie, Nottingham Trent University, Caged Birds don't Sing: The Buried Voice of Mosul
Llucia Mascorda Cabre, Plymouth University, Environmental Impacts and Sustainability of an Offshore Mussel Farm
Amie Woodward, Sheffield Hallam University, Movement Matters: Exercise to Reduce Cardiovascular Disease Risk in Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Ema Talam, Staffordshire University, Evaluating the potential of public policy to jointly promote firms exporting and innovation
Manuela Pacciarini, Swansea University, Lipid Biomarker Discovery In Neurodegenerative Diseases
Kirsty Haslam, University of Aberdeen, An investigation into the Social and Cultural Impact of Warfare in Late MEdieval and Early Modern Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire
Hanan Hindy, University of Abertay Dundee, Cyberattacks: learning in progress
Santa Zascerinska, University of Central Lancashire, Kicking the bucket' or living life to the full?
Elizabeth Mills, University of Dundee, An interdisciplinary approach to tackle the problem of marine invasive species
Julian Alexander, University of East London, The Cinematic Hip Hop Narrative: Filmmaking in Rhyme
Jessica Hill, University of Exeter, You've Got Mail
Karifa Sanfo, University of Greenwich, Sun + Water = Green Energy
Ijeoma Ukeni, University of Huddersfield, Service, Moral and Motivational Benefits of Servant Leadership
Linus Peitz, University of Kent, Psychological causes and consequences of polarising politics. The case of Brexit
Angatu Yousuf, University of Leicester, TMAO: a link between meat consumption and cardiovascular disease
Evelyn Oginni, University of Salford, Work-life Balance of Female Academics in Higher Education: A comparative study of UK and Nigeria
James Easton, University of Southampton, Modelling the Shape of Love
Haifa Tebib, University of Strathclyde, The Value of information in Seismic Hazard Assessment
Kerry Brennan-Tovey, University of Sunderland, Who is more deserving of my help? How COVID-19 has helped change society's views
Samantha Muir, University of Surrey, In Search of Classical Ukulele
Melina Alejandra Galdos Frisancho, University of Sussex, Making Sense of Inclusive Innovation: Institutional Drivers for Knowledge Production and Organisational Learning in Peru
Asma Sikander, University of the West of Scotland, Microbial Leaching of Valuable Metals from PCBs (Printed Circuit Boards) and Tantalum Capacitor Scrap with Emphasis on Tantalum
Rohini Ajaykumar, University of Warwick, Studying bacterial resistance for antimicrobial drug development
Jonny Dudley, York St John University, Does Alcohol Affect your Willingness to Intervene into Sexual Violence?
