On Thursday 18 June, the Graduate School held its annual Doctoral Research Conference. Here is a visual overview of the day’s events…
![The first PhD Researcher of the Year finalist to present their work was Rui Catarino, School of Agriculture, Policy & Development.](https://blogs.reading.ac.uk/graduate-school/files/2015/07/Rui-Catarino-300x200.jpg)
The first PhD Researcher of the Year finalist to present their work was Rui Catarino, Faculty of Life Sciences.
![Julie Knight, School of Law, speaking in the Three Minute Thesis Competition](https://blogs.reading.ac.uk/graduate-school/files/2015/07/3mt-julie-300x200.jpg)
Julie Knight, School of Law, speaking in the Three Minute Thesis Competition with the presentation ‘Dignity in elderly care: meaning and legal protection.’
![Three Minute Thesis Competition winner (and People's Choice winner) Bridget Ogwezi, School of Construction Management and Engineering.](https://blogs.reading.ac.uk/graduate-school/files/2015/07/3mt-winner-200x300.jpg)
Three Minute Thesis Competition winner (and People’s Choice winner) Bridget Ogwezi, School of Construction Management and Engineering. Bridget’s winning talk was entitled ‘A naturally adaptable facade element’.
![Conference delegates at the Research Image Competition display. Seen here is Siti Maslizah's entry, 'Rice panicle at anthesis'.](https://blogs.reading.ac.uk/graduate-school/files/2015/07/research-posters-1-300x269.jpg)
Conference delegates at the Research Image Competition display. Seen here is Siti Maslizah’s entry, ‘Rice panicle at anthesis’.
![Research Image Competition winner Shirley Keeton, discusses her entry 'Nuclear activity in sub-cellular galaxies.'](https://blogs.reading.ac.uk/graduate-school/files/2015/07/Research-Image-winner-300x200.jpg)
Research Image Competition winner Shirley Keeton, discusses her image ‘Nuclear activity in sub-cellular galaxies.’
![Emmanuel Sarku, School of Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences, giving his Three Minute Thesis talk 'How to remember things in the future'.](https://blogs.reading.ac.uk/graduate-school/files/2015/07/emmanuel-3mt-200x300.jpg)
Emmanuel Sarku, School of Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences, giving his Three Minute Thesis talk ‘How to remember things in the future’.