I presented part of my PhD research on using short-term time series to detect marine heatwaves in a probabilistic framework, rather than a binary classification approach. The presentation was titled “Make the most of little time: a probabilistic approach to marine heatwave detection.”

During the John Glover Symposium in October 2024 in Perth, I presented my research on “Marine Heatwaves off the Coast of Western Australia.” My poster was awarded Best Poster, recognising the quality and impact of the work presented. 

In 2024, I participated in the 3MT (Three Minute Thesis) and VYT (Visualise Your Thesis) competitions at UWA, where I presented my PhD research in highly condensed formats of three minutes of free speaking for 3MT and a one-minute visual video for VYT. I was awarded a finalist position in both competitions. It was a challenging but enjoyable experience that pushed me to communicate complex science in clear and engaging ways.