About Threesis

Threesis challenges postgraduate researchers (Masters, PhD, MD) to explain their work in just 3 slides, in 3 minutes in front of 3 judges - making complex research clear, engaging, and relevant to the public. From the first training session to the Grand Finale, Threesis is where clarity meets creativity.

Training: Sign up now!

Before the heats begin, all participants take part in Threesis Training, designed to help them:

– Craft a concise and compelling presentation
– Communicate complex ideas to non-specialist audiences
– Gain confidence in public speaking

Dates: 3rd, 4th, 5th March 2026 for 1.5 hours

Location: Research Development Centre, University of Galway

3 March at 3.00pm - Click here to book 

4 March at 3.00pm - Click here to book

5 March at 3.00pm - Click here to book

Heats: Showcasing Research Talent

After training, participants enter the Threesis heats, where postgraduate researchers (Masters, PhD, MD) from across the university compete to secure a place in the Grand Finale.

The heats are dynamic, fast-paced, and judged by a panel of experts, ensuring each presentation is engaging, informative, and impactful.

Grand Finale – 29th April 2026

– Date: 29th April 2026
– Format: 3 slides in 3 minutes, live audience and 3 expert judges
– Goal: Share the story of your research

The Grand Finale celebrates innovation, creativity, and public engagement. It’s where research connects directly with the community and inspires change.

Why Threesis?

Threesis is more than a competition—it’s an opportunity to:

– Make your research accessible and memorable
– Develop skills in public engagement and storytelling
– Join a vibrant community of researchers passionate about impact

Whether you’re a participant or an audience member, Threesis is a chance to experience the power of research in action.

🎥 Watch the Finalist Presentations

Experience the full energy and insight of the Threesis Grand Finale on our YouTube Channel:

👉 Threesis YouTube Channel

Each finalist delivered a unique perspective on topics ranging from digital health and climate policy to cultural justice and advanced technologies.