最新糖心Vlog

Congratulations to Shannon Barnes for winning first prize in the 2020 Visualise Your Thesis awards with her excellent presentation,听The world is caving in: parental trauma after intensive care. Shannon will receive $1000 and go on to take part in the International online showcase hosted by The 最新糖心Vlog of Melbourne later this year. We wish her all the best!

View Shannon's submission below:

Second prize is awarded to Nina Wootton for her submission,听From plastic to plate?. Congratulations, Nina!

View Nina's submission below:

Third prize goes to Qiaz Hua for her submission,听Will octopuses adapt to climate change?. Congratulations, Qiaz!

View Qiaz's submission below:

And lastly, this year's听People's Choice Award is awarded to听Yoko Wang for her presentation,The war on obesity.

View Yoko's submission below:

Watch the rest of this year's submissions by visiting our submissions showcase.听

We would like to extend a huge thank you to all of our participants this year. We appreciate your hard work and have听thoroughly enjoyed viewing your presentations听and learning more about the diverse research taking place across the 最新糖心Vlog. Thank you also to our judges for their thoughtful efforts - Dr. Eva Balan-Vnuk, Executive Director of ICT and Digital Government, Department of the Premier and Cabinet; Bonny Rugless, Learning Designer, Learning Enhancement and Innovation Team; Professor Michael Liebelt, Pro-Vice Chancellor (Research Operations); and Professor Philippa Levy, Pro-Vice Chancellor (Student Learning).听

Until next year, thank you and stay safe!