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The Expanded Microwave Week 3MT Competition

May 2020 Imagine that you’re pacing on an empty stage in an empty room at the Los Angeles Convention Center, diligently practicing your Three Minute Thesis (3MT) presentation ahead of the 2020 competition. Good for you! As you begin your umpteenth round, someone wanders in, coffee cup in hand, and sits on a chair. Is it an executive of the convention center? A member of the maintenance staff? Security? Are you about to be kicked out? You continue rehearsing. As you stop speaking, your intruder ducks out of the room. So far, so good: you haven’t been kicked out. But why did the person leave? Was your speech frightening or baffling? Or did he or