Vote online for your favorite contestants during UC’s 6th annual Grad Slam contest.

At Grad Slam on May 10, grad students go for glory as they explain their research in three minutes or less.

Chemists create a more efficient photosynthesis that can help produce green fuel.

UC Riverside researcher's work to create a more powerful microprocessor helps him clinch 2016 Grad Slam win.

UC Grad Slam challenges students to sum up the subject of their dissertation, TED-style.

UC Merced’s Shayna Bennett took home the top prize after showcasing her research in under three minutes during UC’s 2021 Grad Slam contest.

Grad students across the UC system show off the future of research with aplomb — and in under three minutes.

10 campus finalists thrill by distilling years of research into three-minute talks on topics from synesthesia to ‘mansand.’

UC grad students deliver powerful research in less time than it takes to sing a power ballad.

2016 Grad Slam finalist Gary Li is part of an international team planning a space highway.

Leah Foltz wins UC Santa Barbara's competition with a presentation on fixing blindness with your own cells.

Lose the lingo and win — grad students put their research in layman's terms in this year's final.