VYT 2021: Winner & Runners up |
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| Visualise Your Thesis (VYT) challenges PGRs at any stage of their candidature to present their projects in a 60-second, eye-catching, audio-visual digital display. Using a pre-supplied template, PGRs are tasked with developing a striking e-poster presentation that succinctly describes their research, and its potential benefits, to a non-specialist audience.
The Doctoral College & Centre would like to say congratulations to this year’s VYT winner and runners up and thank you to this year’s judging panel who had the unenviable task of making the decision. |
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Watch the finalist’s videos and browse all of the VYT 2021 Participant Submissions |
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| 1st Place: Sara Lahlouhi | 2nd Place: Jhonny Ismael Bautista Quispe | 3rd Place: Emmanuel Luther |
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| Centre for Arts, Memories and Communities. | Centre for Agroecology, Water and Resilience. | Centre For Fluid and Complex Systems |
| An Investigation of UK Architecture Students’ and Practitioners’ Writing: A Corpus Linguistics case study | Portable hand-washing facility using bio-based materials for sustainable water treatment: increase pandemic preparedness | Convective Instability In CO2 Storage |