3MT® Final 2026

Jodie Mills, (PhD Researcher)

School of Health Sciences

Press/Media: Research

Description

The 2026 Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) Final was held on 16 June at our Derry~Londonderry campus. Eight finalists showcased their research in just three minutes, competing for a range of awards. Congratulations to our winner Jodie Mills.

Period	16 Jun 2026

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Media contributions

Title	Three Minute Thesis (3MT®)
Degree of recognition	National
Media name/outlet	Ulster University
Media type	Web
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
Date	16/06/26
Description	Congratulations to our 2026 winner Jodie Mills
URL	https://www.ulster.ac.uk/festival-of-phd-research/three-minute-thesis
Persons	Jodie Mills

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Research output
Voice-Assisted Technology for People With Parkinson's Disease Experiencing Speech and Voice Difficulties: Co-Designing Solutions Using Design Thinking
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
Exploring the Perceptions of Voice-Assisted Technology as a Tool for Speech and Voice Difficulties: Focus Group Study Among People With Parkinson Disease and Their Carers
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
Voice‐Assisted Technology as a Potential Tool for Addressing Speech and Voice Concerns Experienced by People With Parkinson's Disease and Other Conditions Presenting With Dysarthria: A Scoping Review
Research output: Contribution to journal › Review article › peer-review
Exploring Speech and Language Therapists’ Perspectives of Voice-Assisted Technology as a Tool for Dysarthria: Qualitative Study
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review

Prizes
Ulster 3 minute thesis (3MT) Winner 2026
Prize

3MT® Final 2026

Description

Media contributions

Related content

Research output

Voice-Assisted Technology for People With Parkinson's Disease Experiencing Speech and Voice Difficulties: Co-Designing Solutions Using Design Thinking

Exploring the Perceptions of Voice-Assisted Technology as a Tool for Speech and Voice Difficulties: Focus Group Study Among People With Parkinson Disease and Their Carers

Voice‐Assisted Technology as a Potential Tool for Addressing Speech and Voice Concerns Experienced by People With Parkinson's Disease and Other Conditions Presenting With Dysarthria: A Scoping Review

Exploring Speech and Language Therapists’ Perspectives of Voice-Assisted Technology as a Tool for Dysarthria: Qualitative Study

Prizes

Ulster 3 minute thesis (3MT) Winner 2026