2014 Three Minute Thesis runner-up presentation by Cassie Hilditch

Cassie Hilditch won second prize at the Three Minute Thesis UniSA Grand Final, speaking on 'Waking Up Tired: Effects of a Night‐Time Nap on Performance and Alertness'.

[@anime-emina1539]

This is the best example of "Even if you are good, the first place takes the limelight if you are a runner up"

[@rexrex2111]

Interesting! This would change how we manage fatigue. Useful to see if more data could be collected under an expanded research.

[@darlainennah9300]

I'm so lucky to have find this channel, 🤕❤️

[@anilbhandari7781]

Me too

[@academicenglishskillsuk]

Is there a transcript available for this please?

[@priyesh5245]

Fantabulous

[@AAA891216]

it's amazing presentation! thanks for sharing

[@DrJohnPollard]

Pretty small sample. Seems presumptuous in its interpertation

[@SammyGDude]

Wouldn't people working shift work have changed their circadian rhythm to their shift?

[@PinkyJustice]

You ever worked third shift?

[@lizziebkennedy7505]

It doesn’t happen. Circadian rhythms don’t change like that. That’s the whole point.