The Third Annual Three Minute Thesis Competition took place on Wednesday, February 6, 2019, at the Kislak Center.
First Place
Konstantina Kritharidou, School of Architecture- The Transformable: An Evolving Structural Mechanism that Continuously Adapts to New Conditions
Runner-Up
Viviane Machado Andrade, Miller School of Medicine- The Role of Macrophages as Cellular Reservoirs for HIV
People's Choice
Thomas Cadenazzi, College of Engineering- The Halls River Bridge Case Study: Constructability, Economical, and Sustainability Aspects for an FRP Reinforced Concrete Bridge
Viviane Machado Andrade, Miller School of Medicine- The Role of Macrophages as Cellular Reservoirs for HIV
Full List of Competitors:
Thomas Cadenazzi, Civil Engineering Ph.D. student from the College of Engineering
Jillian Drabik, Environmental Science & Policy Ph.D. student from the Abess Center for Ecosystem Science & Policy
Kimberly C. Galvez, Marine Geology & Geophysics Ph.D. student from the Rosenstiel School of Marine & Atmospheric Science
Sarah Hartman, Motion Pictures M.F.A. student from the School of Communication
Christine Jobson, Vocal Pedagogy & Performance D.M.A student from the Frost School of Music
Konstantina Kritharidou, Architecture M.Arch. student from the School of Architecture
Hyunhwan (Aiden) Lee, Marketing Ph.D. student from the Miami Business School
Viviane Machado Andrade, Molecular & Cell Biology Ph.D. student from the Miller School of Medicine
Hongyan Sun, Biology Ph.D. student from the College of Arts & Sciences
Emily White Flanagan, Exercise Physiology Ph.D. student from the School of Education & Human Development
