Three Minutes Competition for Future Doctors 2016 - Winners

“Three Minutes Competition for Future Doctors 2016” was successfully held on Saturday, September 24, 2016 at Higashi Hiroshima Arts & Culture Hall (Kurara).

38 doctorate students showcased their research in front of 236 people as public audience, with a single slide in limited three minutes. Congratulations to the following winners, determined by the judging panel and audience’ votes.

Award Recipients

Congratulations to the following winners, determined by the judging panel and audience’ votes.

3MT Presentation

>> List of presenters: Japanese Session / English Session

○ Winner: Satoshi Iijima (Hiroshima City University)
「聴覚フィードックを利用した発声トレーニング（Vocal Training Utilizing the Auditory Feedback）」

● HIRAKU President Award & People’s Choice – Silver (English Session): Tun Ahmad Gazali (Yamaguchi University)
“Bioelectricity Generation from Persimmon Fruit Waste through Microbial Fuel Cell”

● Global Challenge Award: Tunchai Mattana (Hiroshima University)
“Bacteria direct motility and the application to stop infection”

● Runner Up (English Session) & People’s Choice Gold (English Session): Satoshi Tomano (Hiroshima University)
“Live fast and die young”

>> Check the rest of award winners (PDF)

Group Picture “Three Minutes Competition for Future Doctors 2016”

Poster Session

>> List of presenters

● Hiroshima University Vice President Award – Winner
Yuka Takeda, Mizuki Yamagata (Yasuda Girls High School)
Miki Tsuboi (Saijo Agricultural High School)

● Hiroshima University Vice President Award – Runner Up
Takayasu Shigemasu (Fukuyama High School)

● Hiroshima University Vice President Award – Special Recognition Award
Yu Sasaki, Kaho Ishida, Suzuka Kobayashi, Kokoro Harada (Saijo Agricultural High School)

High school students presenting at the “Create your Future with One Piece of Paper! Poster Session“

Host

[Host]
“Home for Innovative Researchers and Academic Knolwedge Users (HIRAKU)” under the Building of Consortia for the Development of Human Resources and Science and Technology

[Co-Hosts]
Global Science Campus Hiroshima, Hiroshima University Organization of the Leading Graduate Education Program (“Phoenix Leader Education Program for Renaissance from Radiation Disaster” and “TAOYAKA PROGRAM for creating a flexible, enduring, peaceful society”)