Graduate Research Candidate News

Each month we welcome our new Graduate Research candidates and celebrate the achievements of our current students.

(Please note that this is based on reporting up to and including the 9th of this month. Candidate achievements recorded after that will appear in the next month’s GRNews)

Welcome to new candidates

We wish them every success as they begin their research journey and look forward to hearing about their research and achievements along the way.

Faculty of Arts and Education

Jessica Maris, Susan Houghton, Jason Dehlyia and Amy Debretton-Gordon

Faculty of Business, Justice and Behavioural Sciences

Sair Buckle, Mitchell Duncan, Geoffrey Bowering, Lauren McKinnon and Richard Raftis

Faculty of Science and Health

Lakshmi Gopinath, Sarah Baker, Usman Yousaf, Ella Bradshaw-Wiley, Trixie Kemp, Sarah Amr and Ellen Quinn

Thesis submitted

Congratulations to the following candidates who have recently submitted their thesis.

Faculty of Arts and Education

Sheree Moore                  School of Education

Thesis Title: Family and Domestic Violence in Australian Rural Emergency Departments: A critical analysis of institutional discourses and narratives

Margaret McBride          School of Education

Thesis Title: Investigating the practice architectures of grammar pedagogy across the primary years.

John Barnaby                  School of Social Work and Arts

Thesis Title: Towards a dynamic approach to assisting individuals struggling with obsessionality and compulsivity

 

Faculty of Business, Justice and Behavioral Sciences

John Goddard                  School of Business

Thesis Title: Business practices that improve owner-manager and business performance, implemented through a community of practice and action learning network in regional New South Wales

Muhammad Rana           School of Computing, Mathematics and Engineering

Thesis Title: A Lightweight Block Cipher Algorithm to secure Smart City Resource-constrained IoT Devices.

 Fariha Afsana                  School of Computing, Mathematics and Engineering

Thesis Title: Efficient Video and Point Cloud Compression through Common Information Exploitation

Gibson Matimba              School of Psychology

Thesis Title: Overseas Trained Teachers: Enablers and Constraints to Professional Practice and Social Integration into the Australian Education System

 

 Faculty of Science and Health

Ashley Brabon                 School of Agricultural, Environmental and Veterinary Sciences

Thesis Title: Influence on interfragmentary compression, reduction and stability of simulated equine lateral condylar fracture

Stella Antony                   School of Agricultural, Environmental and Veterinary Sciences

Thesis Title: Epidemiology and management of Botryosphaeria dieback in walnut orchards in Australia

 Melissa Wales                  School of Agricultural, Environmental and Veterinary Sciences

Thesis Title: A study of social norms and soil management

Sadichchha Neupane Adhikari            School of Agricultural, Environmental and Veterinary Sciences

Thesis Title: Improving smallholder coffee farmer’s production and export potential in Nepal.

 Jillian Bell                         School of Agricultural, Environmental and Veterinary Sciences

Thesis Title: Characterising the Equine Faecal Microbiota in Health in Disease

Mikayla Hoad                   School of Dentistry and Medical Sciences

Thesis Title: Mechanisms of capsid protein nuclear import across divergent adeno-associated virus serotypes

 Borkwei Ed Nignpense              School of Dentistry and Medical Sciences

Thesis Title: The role of cereal polyphenols in gastrointestinal health and inflammation

Allister Clarke                             School of Dentistry and Medical Sciences

Thesis Title: Deciphering Head Rice Yield: Interpretable Machine Learning Models for Rice Milling Quality Predictions in Australia

 

Gulbali Research Institute

Joachim Bretzel                          

Thesis Title: Screening water diversions to support freshwater fish conservation in the Murray-Darling Basin

Lauren Stoot                              

Thesis Title: Movement and population connectivity of blue salmon catfish Neoarius graeffei in the Clarence River: implications for river development

Approved to Graduate

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Congratulations to the following candidates who have recently been approved to graduate and to their supervisors who have supported them on their journey.

 

Faculty of Arts and Education

Marie Ireland                  School of Education

Principal Supervisor: Prof Sharynne McLeod       Co-Supervisors: Dr Sarah Verdon and Dr Kate Crowe

Thesis Title: Evaluation and eligibility of students with communication disorders in public schools in the United States

Fiona Collins                    School of Education

Principal Supervisor: Aspro Angela Fenton           Co-Supervisor: Aspro Amy MacDonald

Thesis Title: Recognising, communicating and building on: Exploring strengths in mathematics in Kindergarten.

Stan Grant                        School of Theology

Principal Supervisor: Geoffrey Broughton              Co-Supervisor: Dr Michael Gladwin

Thesis Title: Yindyamarra as theology: How a Wiradjuri Way of Being Leads us to a Deeper Peace and Justice in Jesus Christ

 

Faculty of Science and Health

Xiaojin Liao                      School of Computing, Mathematics and Engineering

Principal Supervisor: Aspro Xiaodi Huang           Co-Supervisor: Prof Lihong Zheng

Thesis Title: A Federated Learning Framework and System for Land Mapping with Deep Learning and Visualisation

 

Faculty of Science and Health

Camilla Donnelly                           School of Dentistry and Medical Sciences

Principal Supervisor: Prof Jade Forward            Co-Supervisors: Prof Shane Raidal and Dr Justin Roby

Thesis Title: Structural analysis of protein-protein interactions involved in pathogenesis and viral replication of Lyssaviruses and Henipaviruses

Milad Ghafoori               School of Dentistry and Medical Sciences

Principal Supervisor: Prof Jade Forwood           Co-Supervisors: Prof Shane Raidal and Dr Daniel Luque

Thesis Title: Understanding the Structural Basis for Human and Viral Nuclear Localisation Signal Domains with Importins and RNA

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