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European Master's in Translation: winners announced for 'Your thesis in 3 minutes' contest

  • News article
  • 7 May 2026
  • Directorate-General for Translation
  • 1 min read
The 4 winners of the 2026 ‘Your thesis in 3 minutes’ contest for European Master’s in Translation students.
The 4 winners of the 2026 ‘Your thesis in 3 minutes’ contest for European Master’s in Translation students. Clockwise from top left: Chloë Strimelle, Noa Warren, Manjinder Thind and Émilie Leclercq.

The winners of the 'Your thesis in 3 minutes' contest for European Master's in Translation students have been announced.

Students were challenged to present their master's thesis in just 3 minutes, as a video or podcast. After a competitive selection process, 10 finalists went head-to-head in a live online final on 7 May 2026, hosted on the Knowledge Centre on Translation and Interpretation (KCTI). They presented their research to a jury of experts from academia, EU institutions and the language industry.

The 4 winners are:

  • Chloë Strimelle – Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium
    Terminologie de la F1 : De la sécurité aux fondamentaux de la compétition
  • Noa Warren – Leiden University, Netherlands
    The Reception of Translated Medical Texts by Health Professionals in the Netherlands
  • Émilie Leclercq – University of Liège
    Effects of Translating a Multilingual Audiovisual Work: A Comparative Analysis of the French Versions of the Netflix Series 1899
  • Manjinder Thind – University of Bologna, Italy
    Exploring LLMs’ abilities to handle gender-neutral rephrasing and translation in German


They will be invited to Brussels to receive their award at the Translating Europe Forum in November.

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Publication date
7 May 2026
Author
Directorate-General for Translation