The Office of Graduate Education extends our heartfelt appreciation to all the participants in this year’s preliminary round. The dedication, preparation, and passion displayed by every competitor made this selection process incredibly challenging. Crafting a 3MT talk is no easy feat, and all who took part should be proud of their achievement.
This year’s finalists represent a wide range of disciplines across campus.
Richard Asiamah, Electrical and Computer Engineering, PhD
Rosemary Barrass, Machine Learning, PhD
Hyuck Choi, Chemical Engineering, PhD
Joe Domaleski, OMS - Analytics, MS
Makayla Garner, Bioengineering, PhD
Paul Horton, Machine Learning, PhD
Shreya Kothari, Biological Sciences, PhD
Jinchu Li, Computer Science, MS
Himadri Pandey, Machine Learning, PhD
Shehan Parmar, Chemistry, PhD
Morgan Polk, Chemistry, PhD
Hari Sridhara, Materials Science & Engineering, PhD
The Georgia Tech community is invited to attend the final competition in person on Tuesday, April 7, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. in the Ehmer Theater inside the John Lewis Student Center. 3MT will also be streamed online ( click to view the live stream). Audience members and online viewers will vote for their favorite presenter to win the coveted People’s Choice Award.
The Three Minute Thesis Competition is coordinated by the Office of Graduate and Postdoctoral Education (GPE) in partnership with the Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL), the Naugle Writing and Communications Center, and the Language Institute. For more information, please visit https://grad.gatech.edu/3mt/final-competition.
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Communications and Marketing Manager
Office of Graduate and Postdoctoral Education
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