College of Medicine and Public Health & College of Science and Engineering
Thursday 14th December - 3:30pm
Live stream
Program
Entry of Academic Procession
The Chancellor, Deputy Chancellors, Vice-Chancellor, Deputy Vice-Chancellors, members of the University Council and staff of the University will enter in academic procession.
Australian National Anthem
Indigenous Opening
Opening of Proceedings
Presentation of Graduates
Closing of Proceedings
Departure of Academic Procession
The Chancellor, Deputy Chancellors, Vice-Chancellor, Deputy Vice-Chancellors, members of the University Council and staff of the University will exit in academic procession.
Officers of the University
Chancellor
Mr John Hood
Deputy Chancellors
Ms Elizabeth Perry AM
Mr Douglas Gautier AM
President and Vice-Chancellor
Professor Colin J Stirling
Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Students)
Professor Romy Lawson
Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research)
Professor Robert Saint AM
Vice-President and Pro Vice-Chancellor (International)
Mr Sebastian Raneskold
Vice-President (Corporate Services)
Mr Mark Gregory
General Counsel & University Secretary
Mr Marc Davies
College Vice-President and Executive Deans
Business, Government and Law
Professor Michael Gilding
Education, Psychology and Social Work
Professor Deborah West
Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
Professor Peter Monteath
Medicine and Public Health
Professor Jonathan Craig
Nursing and Health Sciences
Professor Alison Kitson
Science and Engineering
Professor Alistair Rendell
Graduates (in order of appearance)
College of Medicine and Public Health
| Name | Course |
|---|---|
| Dennis Asante | Doctor Of Philosophy |
| Saoirse Clare Benson | Doctor Of Philosophy |
| Andrew James Blyth | Doctor Of Philosophy |
| Rowan David | Doctor Of Philosophy |
| Jennifer Leanne Haycock | Doctor Of Philosophy |
| Kathleen Eliza Jurgens | Doctor Of Philosophy |
| Jessica Amy Thomas | Doctor Of Philosophy |
| Ravi Raj Vissapragada | Doctor Of Philosophy |
| Lachlan Samuel Wheelhouse Knight | Doctor Of Philosophy |
| Sara Zabeen | Doctor Of Philosophy |
| Elissa Kate Mortimer | Doctor Of Public Health |
| Riley Ethan Grundy | Bachelor Of Medical Science |
| Kimberly Hancl | Bachelor Of Medical Science |
| Amer Hasan | Bachelor Of Medical Science |
| Samantha Jayde Ligertwood | Bachelor Of Medical Science |
| Jordan Amber Muir | Bachelor Of Medical Science |
| Eiman Ghias Najib | Bachelor Of Medical Science |
| Joanne Marie Rea | Bachelor Of Medical Science |
| Keanna Marie Sagpan | Bachelor Of Medical Science also for the Bachelor of Medical Science (Laboratory Medicine) |
| Julia Severin | Bachelor Of Medical Science |
| Reeshen Bevan Thulkanam | Bachelor Of Medical Science |
| Mohammad Bassam Zaid | Bachelor Of Medical Science |
| Alex Sredojevic | Bachelor Of Medical Science (Vision Science) also for the Bachelor of Medical Science |
| Alyssa Jayne Clohesy | Bachelor Of Paramedic Science |
| Lucas Fox | Bachelor Of Paramedic Science |
| Sebastian John Tonkin | Bachelor Of Paramedic Science |
| Madeline Rose Williams | Bachelor Of Paramedic Science |
| Hawa T S Kh Sh Al-Anezi | Bachelor Of Paramedicine |
| Thomas Mills | Bachelor Of Paramedicine |
| Shane Roach | Bachelor Of Paramedicine |
| Imanthi Tharaki Illeperuma | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Medical Science |
| Gaylea Maria Fritsch | Graduate Certificate In Clinical Education |
| Amy Jean Ryan | Graduate Certificate In Clinical Education |
| Keisha Danielle Wall | Graduate Certificate In Counselling (Behavioural Health) |
| Sophie Messent | Graduate Certificate In Health Promotion |
| Michael James Jardine | Graduate Certificate In Public Health |
| Amanda Sally Clark | Graduate Diploma In Chronic Condition Management |
| Daniel Carrillo Baez | Master Of Biotechnology |
| Ratnakinnera Kode | Master Of Biotechnology |
| He Lin | Master Of Biotechnology |
| Tien Thanh Nguyen | Master Of Biotechnology |
| Shivangiben Manank Panchal | Master Of Biotechnology |
| Thi Giang Tuyet Pham | Master Of Biotechnology |
| Antonio Pupulin | Master Of Biotechnology |
| Natasha Lethorn | Master Of Clinical Education (By Coursework) |
| Jane Martin | Master Of Clinical Education (By Coursework) |
| Brandon John Lee Stretton | Master Of Clinical Education (By Coursework) |
| Lian Peng Yee | Master Of Clinical Education (By Coursework) |
| Dahlia Enoch | Master Of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy |
| Lisa Jo-Anne Hagarty | Master Of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy |
| Evans Tonderayi Maringa | Master Of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy |
| Chung Oi Tina Wong | Master Of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy |
| Sathitha Udani Adhikary | Master Of Public Health |
| Amandeep | Master Of Public Health |
| Mealea Em | Master Of Public Health |
| Danica Mariel Guevarra | Master Of Public Health |
| Tiana Hua | Master Of Public Health |
| Kelechi Nene Candy Ibeakanma | Master Of Public Health |
| Alec Jackson | Master Of Public Health |
| Ishita Lath | Master Of Public Health |
| Melanie Faye Dalupang Marquez | Master Of Public Health |
| Meron Mesghinna | Master Of Public Health |
| Kainat Nazir | Master Of Public Health |
| Shanti Michelle Omodei-James | Master Of Public Health |
| Edward William Pascoe | Master Of Public Health also for the Graduate Diploma in Public Health and |
| Nikita Radford | Master Of Public Health |
| Tayla Brittany Roberts | Master Of Public Health |
| Aidi Shuai | Master Of Public Health |
| Sukhdeep Kaur | Master Of Public Health |
| Marika Forsyth | Master Of Remote And Indigenous Health |
| Angelo Morcos Guergues Halim Abdelmalek | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Melissa Ayyildiz | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| William David Bessell | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Jia Yi Alicia Boey | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| William Burden | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Reuben Yang Chua | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Amelia Margaret Dadd | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Rishabh Goyal | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Lorraine Kit Ying Ho | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Mary Italia Iengo | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Fatih Jamal | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Joseph Hyunjoon Jang | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Midhun John | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Natalie Georgia Kanter | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Teng Ann Michael Khoo | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Shu Yan Elizabeth Koh | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| R Raveen Kumar | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Amy Olivia Langdon | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Matthias Wei-Ern Lim | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Shee Teng Lim | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Sean Nicholas Wen Jie Loh | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Robin Lu | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Zheng Joel Ng | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Amirhossein Norozi | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Brian Sunghyun Oh | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Reshma Kaur Selvaruben | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Suraj Shukla | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Reh Tze Rachel Soh | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Kiara Song | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Jia En Clara Tan | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Phoebe Jing Yun Tan | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Ryan Eng Ming Tay | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Joanne Thao Nguyen Thai | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Jenny Tran | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Madeleine Kim Trinh | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Than Thar Tun | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Ubaid Ur Rehman | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Alysha Jin Jin Vuong | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Jacob David Wilson | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Jason Wong | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine |
| Daniel Carson Adair | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Shems Al-Murieb | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Jonathan Leigh Beacham | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Samuel Christopher Bradley | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Cassie Annaliese Cameron | Doctor Of Medicine |
| William Louis Chapman | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Katherine Elizabeth Constance | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Mason Henry Crossman | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Tracey Robin Davison | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Jordan Evens | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Joseph John Fantasia | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Kelly Lee Ferguson | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Ben Alexander Flower | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Raif Alouis Habeeb Ganni | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Jack William Gloyn | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Chelsea Louise Gosden | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Hao Guo | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Joshua Raymond Hassan | Doctor Of Medicine |
| He Huang | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Sahima Jafari | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Rachel Aileen Lipert James | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Hugo Thomas Edward Keller | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Zida Liu | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Kevin Lu | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Matilda Rose Lyons | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Alexander Peter MacAdam | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Maryam Mahmoud | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Justin Paul Martin | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Christine Natasha Mausolf | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Laura Elizabeth McEntee | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Tara Elaine McFadyen | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Kaelee Lisabeth McKay | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Izak Nel Mentz | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Scott Edward Johann Milton | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Nicholas John Morfidis | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Elizabeth Morgan | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Maxim Nagorny | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Tyler-Brooke Newman | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Ryan Gerard Oliveiro | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Eric Chong Myung Ong | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Kimberley Yun-Lin Pang | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Gabriel Orion Patston-Gill | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Benjamin Timothy Piotrowski | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Prateek Raonta | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Akash Dharmendrakumar Rathod | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Zachary Ryan Rodrigues | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Matthew David Djuardi Sanderson | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Joshua Michael Satz | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Angeline Zyemmund Seow | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Scott Shaw | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Patrick Sheridan | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Abdullah Sheriffdeen | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Lucia Maria Antonietta Silvestri | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Janell Crystal Sitoh | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Toby Caleb Skewes | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Kit Alexander Lawrence Smith | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Martin James Stephens | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Isobel Emma Templeton | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Jordyn Richard Tomba | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Huu Hien Antony Tu | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Daniel James Vale | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Inaki Voelcker Sala | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Hanru Wang | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Andrew James Robert Waters | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Shannon Lea Waters | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Beatrice Lottie Webb | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Jeffrey Weng | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Daniel Young | Doctor Of Medicine |
| Cassandra Grace Larobina | Bachelor Of Clinical Sciences And Doctor Of Medicine With Distinction |
| Keshani Shakila Alagiyage | Doctor Of Medicine With Distinction |
| Kurt Magnus Bierlein | Doctor Of Medicine With Distinction |
| Nicholas John Brummer | Doctor Of Medicine With Distinction |
| Vedas Gyanprakash Das | Doctor Of Medicine With Distinction |
| David Francis Della | Doctor Of Medicine With Distinction |
| Samuel George Handshin | Doctor Of Medicine With Distinction |
| Ella Julia Harrison | Doctor Of Medicine With Distinction |
| Hannah Marie Lewis | Doctor Of Medicine With Distinction |
| Alexander Chan Wei-Ming Mesecke | Doctor Of Medicine With Distinction |
| Sohel Usman Modan | Doctor Of Medicine With Distinction |
| William Peter Molloy | Doctor Of Medicine With Distinction |
| Jack Liam Tierney | Doctor Of Medicine With Distinction |
| Vincent Clark Vidanes | Doctor Of Medicine With Distinction |
| Jim Zeng | Doctor Of Medicine With Distinction |
College of Science and Engineering
| Name | Course |
|---|---|
| Manickam Minakshi Sundaram | Doctor Of Science |
| Temitayo Seyi Abiodun | Doctor Of Philosophy |
| Abdulrahman Alotabi | Doctor Of Philosophy |
| Scott William Anderson | Doctor Of Philosophy |
| Francesca Bucci | Doctor Of Philosophy |
| Jesse Peter Daughtry | Doctor Of Philosophy |
| Rebecca Jane Hermon | Doctor Of Philosophy |
| Cassie Mae Hoepner | Doctor Of Philosophy |
| Bradley Peter Kirk | Doctor Of Philosophy |
| Farzaneh Mohammadbeigi | Doctor Of Philosophy |
| Anahita Motamedisade | Doctor Of Philosophy |
| Joel Aaron Panther | Doctor Of Philosophy |
| Julia Ruth Andriske | Diploma Of Digital Technologies |
| Renee Fagan | Diploma Of Digital Technologies |
| Justine Flaherty | Diploma Of Digital Technologies |
| Emma Lena Foster | Diploma Of Digital Technologies |
| David Robin Gaudry | Diploma Of Digital Technologies |
| Tuesday Amanda Godfrey | Diploma Of Digital Technologies |
| Aaron Heaney | Diploma Of Digital Technologies |
| Marianna Illiadis | Diploma Of Digital Technologies |
| Andrew Michael Johnston | Diploma Of Digital Technologies |
| Muhammed Shahriar Kabir | Diploma Of Digital Technologies |
| Casey Ryan Morgan | Diploma Of Digital Technologies |
| Mark Nolan | Diploma Of Digital Technologies |
| Justin Sajatovic | Diploma Of Digital Technologies |
| Daniel Morris Sayers | Diploma Of Digital Technologies |
| Michael Stephensen | Diploma Of Digital Technologies |
| Tamara Stewart | Diploma Of Digital Technologies |
| Kristie Ann Teerman | Diploma Of Digital Technologies |
| Sara Walker | Diploma Of Digital Technologies |
| Kimberley Watts | Diploma Of Digital Technologies |
| Caitlin Julia Hassett | Bachelor Of Arts And Science |
| Daniel Lewis Carter | Bachelor Of Computer Science |
| Ethan Thomas Ezio Marino | Bachelor Of Computer Science |
| William Craig Mibus | Bachelor Of Computer Science |
| Richard Alexander Stone Reyes | Bachelor Of Computer Science |
| Khalifa Majed Mefareg Awadh Alameri | Bachelor Of Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence) |
| Eline Helena Van Mil | Bachelor Of Design And Technology Innovation also for the Bachelor of Creative Arts (Enterprise) |
| Sumit Maharjan | Bachelor Of Information Technology |
| Benjamin James Martin | Bachelor Of Information Technology |
| Railene Mitch Rodriguez | Bachelor Of Information Technology |
| Saksham Sharma | Bachelor Of Information Technology |
| Kartik Tola | Bachelor Of Information Technology |
| Adam White | Bachelor Of Information Technology |
| Lachlan Maurice Mcintosh | Bachelor Of Information Technology (Digital Media) |
| Cameron Ryan West | Bachelor Of Information Technology (Digital Media) |
| Usman Ahmed | Bachelor Of Information Technology (Network And Cybersecurity Systems) |
| Simon John Charles Cullimore | Bachelor Of Information Technology (Network And Cybersecurity Systems) |
| Michael Dang | Bachelor Of Information Technology (Network And Cybersecurity Systems) |
| Sarah Kate Hibberd | Bachelor Of Information Technology (Network And Cybersecurity Systems) |
| Daniel William Keatley | Bachelor Of Information Technology (Network And Cybersecurity Systems) |
| Vitolio Ateliano Alikihokipunamauli Laufou | Bachelor Of Information Technology (Network And Cybersecurity Systems) |
| Robert Tyler Malkic | Bachelor Of Information Technology (Network And Cybersecurity Systems) |
| Joshua William Pace | Bachelor Of Information Technology (Network And Cybersecurity Systems) |
| Jose Jehrome Rando | Bachelor Of Information Technology (Network And Cybersecurity Systems) |
| Adam Rankine | Bachelor Of Information Technology (Network And Cybersecurity Systems) |
| Yisu Wang | Bachelor Of Information Technology (Network And Cybersecurity Systems) |
| Elijah Trajkovic | Bachelor Of Information Technology (Simulation And Serious Games) |
| Benjamin James Ward | Bachelor Of Information Technology (Simulation And Serious Games) |
| Brayden Jake Connor Fulwood | Bachelor Of Mathematical Sciences |
| Madeline Rose Box | Bachelor Of Science |
| Emilie Rose Hanckel | Bachelor Of Science |
| Kiarah Komar | Bachelor Of Science |
| Xukun Huang | Bachelor Of Science (Animal Behaviour) |
| Gabriela Kalinowski | Bachelor Of Science (Animal Behaviour) also for the Bachelor of Science (Biodiversity and Conservation) |
| Jessica Sophie King | Bachelor Of Science (Animal Behaviour) |
| Shiu Yu Zoey Leung | Bachelor Of Science (Animal Behaviour) |
| Hoi Lam Ng | Bachelor Of Science (Animal Behaviour) |
| Sebastian Rea | Bachelor Of Science (Animal Behaviour) also for the Bachelor of Behavioural Science (Psychology) |
| Incheol Shin | Bachelor Of Science (Animal Behaviour) |
| Madeline White | Bachelor Of Science (Biotechnology) |
| Evan Finlay Corbett | Bachelor Of Science (Coasts And Oceans) |
| Coen James George Martin | Bachelor Of Science (Environmental Science) |
| Eloise Kate Miles | Bachelor Of Science (Environmental Science) |
| Ryan Mc Donald Ian Perry | Bachelor Of Science (Environmental Science) |
| Mohamed Saeed Mohamed Khaleefa Alzaabi | Bachelor Of Science (Forensic And Analytical Science) |
| Nicholas Biggar | Bachelor Of Science (Forensic And Analytical Science) |
| Mason John Dylan Goodfellow | Bachelor Of Science (Forensic And Analytical Science) |
| Isabella Moffa | Bachelor Of Science (Forensic And Analytical Science) also for the Bachelor of Criminology |
| Dana Ross | Bachelor Of Science (Forensic And Analytical Science) also for the Bachelor of Criminology |
| Mandeep Singh Saini | Bachelor Of Science (Forensic And Analytical Science) |
| Amber Rose Tomney | Bachelor Of Science (Forensic And Analytical Science) |
| Abbey Kate Trotta | Bachelor Of Science (Forensic And Analytical Science) |
| Ben Mullins | Bachelor Of Science (Hydrology) |
| Zachary John Rossato | Bachelor Of Science (Hydrology) |
| Emily Gabriela Vonderwall | Bachelor Of Science (Marine Biology And Aquaculture) |
| Brianna Elizabeth Scanlon | Bachelor Of Science (Molecular Biosciences) |
| Andrew David Kitching | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Design And Technology Innovation |
| Paula Ostendorf | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Engineering (Biomedical) |
| Simeon Pitukolo | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Engineering (Biomedical) |
| Atefa Rezwani | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Engineering (Biomedical) also for the Bachelor of Medical Science |
| Samyam Shakya | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Engineering (Biomedical) |
| Varun Thyagarajan | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Engineering (Biomedical) |
| Tyler James Veldhoen | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Engineering (Biomedical) also for the Bachelor of Engineering (Software) (Honours) |
| Bo Fu | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Engineering (Civil) |
| Ashley Goodieson | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Engineering (Civil) |
| David Jason Hallows | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Engineering (Civil) |
| Athul Kuriakose Jiji | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Engineering (Civil) |
| James Joseph Lassaline | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Engineering (Civil) |
| Michael Renzo Querido | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Engineering (Civil) |
| Micah Veramu Jone Rasigatale | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Engineering (Civil) |
| Matthew Paul Reynolds | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Engineering (Civil) |
| Noah Lodge Zaric | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Engineering (Civil) |
| Leo William Hock-Morris | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Engineering (Computer And Network Systems) |
| Samuel O'Neil | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Engineering (Electrical And Electronic) |
| Luke Sebastian Waymark | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Engineering (Electrical And Electronic) also for the Bachelor of Information Technology and also for the Bachelor of Letters (Mathematics) |
| Lewis Henry Kittel | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Engineering (Electrical) |
| Voon Leong Chung | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Engineering (Mechanical) |
| Mark Thomas Judd | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Engineering (Mechanical) |
| Julian Sheean | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Engineering (Mechanical) also for the Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) (Honours) |
| Chi Ki Siu | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Engineering (Mechanical) |
| Sebastian Vejo | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Engineering (Mechanical) |
| Myles Stuart Adams | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Engineering (Robotics) |
| Luke Derby | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Engineering (Software) also for the Bachelor of Information Technology (Network and Cybersecurity Systems) |
| Yupeng Cai | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Information Technology |
| Amy Cahill | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Science |
| Rhianna Tiarne Gabell | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Science |
| Liam Anthony Lepore | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Science |
| Michelle Faye Newman | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Science |
| Natalie Sarel Newman | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Science |
| Arisha Fern Silverlake | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Science |
| Ishana Lakshmi Somers | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Science |
| Bethany Lyn Treglown | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Science |
| Renee Anderson | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Science (Forensic And Analytical Science) |
| Sunira Melissa Reardon | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Science (Marine Biology And Aquaculture) |
| Ellen Kate Wauchope | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Science (Molecular Biosciences) |
| Maddison Courtney Randall | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Science (Palaeontology) also for the Bachelor of Science (Biodiversity and Conservation) |
| Justin Lee Renfrey | Graduate Diploma In Engineering Management |
| Claire Hayward | Graduate Diploma In Environmental Health Practice |
| Ross Moore | Graduate Diploma In Environmental Health Practice |
| Catherine Danielle Stone | Graduate Diploma In Environmental Health Practice |
| Alicia Marie Elizabeth Zachat | Graduate Diploma In Environmental Health Practice |
| Simony Yumi Yaginuma Sakamoto | Graduate Diploma In Science (Groundwater Hydrology) |
| Uttam Prasai | Master Of Computer Science |
| Sanduni Kavindya Bombuwala Suduwa Dewage | Master Of Computer Science |
| Kaushani Uthpala Kumari Ubeysingha | Master Of Computer Science |
| Abhishek Chhetri | Master Of Data Science |
| Rajina K C | Master Of Engineering |
| Darcy Michael Dunn-Lawless | Honours Degree Of Bachelor Of Engineering (Biomedical) And Master Of Engineering (Biomedical) |
| Nguyen Khanh Vy Bui | Master Of Engineering (Biomedical) |
| Aaron Mitchell Doherty | Master Of Engineering (Biomedical) |
| Abraham Jacob | Master Of Engineering (Biomedical) |
| Arsha Sivamani | Master Of Engineering (Biomedical) |
| Akshay Ahlawat | Master Of Engineering (Civil) |
| Wing Yin Ng | Master Of Engineering (Civil) |
| Shoko Koga | Master Of Engineering (Electrical And Electronic) |
| Anirudh Shyam Pednekar | Master Of Engineering (Electrical And Electronic) |
| Bilal Rashid | Master Of Engineering (Electrical And Electronic) |
| Dhananjaya Kithsiri Imiya Kankanamalage | Master Of Engineering (Mechanical) |
| Harshkumar Girishbhai Patel | Master Of Engineering (Mechanical) |
| Nirajkumar Patel | Master Of Engineering (Mechanical) |
| Parthkumar Dasharathbhai Patel | Master Of Engineering (Mechanical) |
| Nguyen Binh Trinh | Master Of Engineering (Mechanical) |
| Ramu Radhakrishnan Unnithan | Master Of Engineering Management |
| Kimberley Caitlin Terrace | Master Of Engineering Management |
| Clayton Paul Tucker | Master Of Engineering Management |
| Jesu Durai Victor | Master Of Engineering Management |
| Dylan Jay Wise | Master Of Engineering Management |
| Vijay Krishna Yadav Golla | Master Of Engineering Science (Mechanical) |
| Utsavkumar Ashokbhai Patel | Master Of Engineering Science (Mechanical) |
| Dineshkumar Arajanbhai Prajapati | Master Of Engineering Science (Mechanical) |
| Preetmohan Singh Sekhon | Master Of Engineering Science (Mechanical) |
| Sandesh Acharya | Master Of Information Technology |
| Hui Yu Chan | Master Of Information Technology |
| Pui Ki Chan | Master Of Information Technology |
| Dang Khoa Dang | Master Of Information Technology |
| Keyur Bavchandbhai Kakadiya | Master Of Information Technology |
| Chamantha Bandara Karunanayake Karunanayake Mudiyanselage | Master Of Information Technology |
| Shaiduo Lei | Master Of Information Technology |
| Eril Levana | Master Of Information Technology |
| Jingdi Lin | Master Of Information Technology |
| Jianqin Liu | Master Of Information Technology |
| Regina Mathew | Master Of Information Technology |
| Dinushi Kaushalya Navaratna | Master Of Information Technology |
| Dulan Nethrarathna | Master Of Information Technology |
| Divya Jigneshkumar Patel | Master Of Information Technology |
| Raj Vasantkumar Patel | Master Of Information Technology |
| Pujan Paragbhai Shah | Master Of Information Technology |
| Heng Shi | Master Of Information Technology |
| Mian Shum | Master Of Information Technology |
| Ghazanfar Ali Soomro | Master Of Information Technology |
| Lei Tang | Master Of Information Technology |
| Jonathan Felipe Vergara Martinez | Master Of Information Technology |
| Chunli Wei | Master Of Information Technology |
| Ching Yu Wong | Master Of Information Technology |
| Yang Zhao | Master Of Information Technology |
| Sharmin Ahmed | Master Of Information Technology (Network And Cybersecurity Systems) |
| Chinedum Anekwe | Master Of Information Technology (Network And Cybersecurity Systems) |
| Agostinho Araujo Pereira | Master Of Information Technology (Network And Cybersecurity Systems) |
| Taqsim Ahamed Barbhuiya | Master Of Information Technology (Network And Cybersecurity Systems) |
| Pijush Chowdhury | Master Of Information Technology (Network And Cybersecurity Systems) |
| Baddeliyanage Dulan Chathuranga Fernando | Master Of Information Technology (Network And Cybersecurity Systems) |
| Xiachen Jiang | Master Of Information Technology (Network And Cybersecurity Systems) |
| Arnold David Madrid Lim | Master Of Information Technology (Network And Cybersecurity Systems) |
| Jeel Patel | Master Of Information Technology (Network And Cybersecurity Systems) |
| Milankumar Dahyabhai Patel | Master Of Information Technology (Network And Cybersecurity Systems) |
| Shreyaben Rutulkumar Patel | Master Of Information Technology (Network And Cybersecurity Systems) |
| Duc Duong Phi | Master Of Information Technology (Network And Cybersecurity Systems) |
| Vaishali Sharma | Master Of Information Technology (Network And Cybersecurity Systems) |
| Mufthi Ahamed Thanzeel | Master Of Information Technology (Network And Cybersecurity Systems) |
| Federico Guillermo Muller | Master Of Nanotechnology |
| Nathan Trevor Garner | Master Of Science |
| Petar Tomic | Master Of Science |
| Pranav Bhandari | Master Of Science (Computer Science) |
| Jessica Ellen Thompson | Master Of Science (Groundwater Hydrology) |
| Hani Hail M Alsharari | Master Of Science (Mathematics) |
| Fatimah Mohammed H Al Sharyah | Master Of Science (Physics) |
PHD Students
College of Medicine and Public Health
| Name | Thesis | Citation |
|---|---|---|
| Dennis Asante | Towards understanding the chronic healthcare needs and health services utilisation of older adults in rural South Australia | Population ageing has become a significant demographic feature across the world. Although Older adults are recognized for requiring a range of services, often, health planners and practitioners have limited information about this vulnerable subpopulation, particularly those in rural communities to design targeted services to meet their complex needs. This thesis sought to contribute knowledge by examining the factors of services use by older adults with complex health conditions and understand unmet needs, barriers to, and facilitators of care access in rural areas. This study has shown that physical and mental conditions are independently associated with higher health services use, however, rural older adults underutilize specialists’ care services, particularly mental care services. Where available positive provider attitudes, personal self‑efficacy, and social support facilitated timely and appropriate health service use. Overall, the study’s findings can inform the formulation of programs aimed at promoting health and well‑being for older adults in rural environments. |
| Saoirse Clare Benson | Characterising the mechanisms through which the microbiota influences immune responses to vaccination in early life. | Antibody‑mediated responses are highly variable between individuals and different populations. In mice, antibiotic‑driven dysbiosis in early‑life leads to significantly dysregulated immune cell responses to vaccines that are routinely administered to infants worldwide. To investigate whether this is also the case in infants, we established the AIR study to assess the effects of antibiotic exposure on the infant gut microbiota in a cohort of 226 healthy infants. Immune profiling revealed that infants exposed to intrapartum antibiotics had a modest reduction in cells associated with protection from allergy compared to unexposed infants. I also found that germ free mice, with no microorganisms living in or on them, had impaired antibody responses to the PCV13 vaccine compared to normally colonised mice. Comprehensive immune cell analysis that germ free mice had significantly impaired germinal centre formation after PCV13 vaccination. My data suggest that microbiota‑targeted inventions may be beneficial to support optimal responses to vaccination. |
| Andrew James Blyth | Investigation of the Mechanism of Action of IGF‑II binding to the IGF‑1R and IR‑A and How Signalling Pathways are Preferentially Activated | The insulin like growth factor (IGF) system is essential for regulating metabolic and mitogenic signaling in mammalian cells. This system is commonly dysregulated in cancer. In particular, IGF‑II and its receptor are overexpressed. The overall aim of my thesis was to better understand residues of IGF‑II that are responsible for structural integrity and stability. Also, I aimed to further interrogate the mechanism of IGF‑II action through understanding how signaling pathways are preferentially activated. To achieve these aims I introduced mutations into IGF‑II to determine the effect on structure and function. In addition, I introduced novel binding mechanisms into IGF‑II based on findings from several invertebrate insulins. Characterisation of these IGF‑II analogues provides valuable information toward developing highly selective small molecule antagonists with low signaling capabilities for the treatment of IGF dependent cancers. |
| Rowan David | Late Genitourinary Toxicity Following External Beam Radiotherapy for Prostate Cancer | Prostate cancer is common and is often treated with external beam radiation therapy (EBRT). However, there is a paucity of data on late genitourinary toxicity occurring over five years from EBRT, especially for contemporary techniques. Hence this research determines the incidence, impact on patients and institutions, and predictors associated with radiation‑induced genitourinary toxicity. We found that radiotherapy‑related genitourinary toxicity is common and often occurs beyond the follow‑up periods included in most randomised control trials. A high burden of elective and emergency urology workload is attributed to patients with delayed genitourinary radiation toxicity in a tertiary community centre Urology department. Patients treated with EBRT are at significantly increased risk of recurrent overall and gastrointestinal toxicity‑related hospital admission. Treatment‑related toxicity has a sustained impact on patient quality of life. However, radiotherapy‑related toxicity can be predicted, and clinicians can use our validated nomogram to avoid or minimise toxicity. |
| Jennifer Leanne Haycock | The Management of Insomnia in Australia | Insomnia is the most common sleep disorder in Australia impacting the lives of millions of people every day. Most people with insomnia do not receive the recommended treatment of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for insomnia (CBTi), and many are prescribed medications. This thesis investigates why this gap exists between clinical guidelines and clinical practice. This research explores the management of insomnia from the perspectives of people with insomnia, GPs and psychologists. Comparing the experiences of different parties involved gives a more complete picture of barriers to evidence‑based care. Findings show people with insomnia feel helpless about improving their sleep, other health conditions take priority, health professionals are unaware of psychological treatments for insomnia and lack training in CBTi. This thesis makes recommendations to improve policy and practice regarding the management of insomnia, which will ultimately help to improve quality of life for the millions of people suffering from insomnia. |
| Kathleen Eliza Jurgens | A cross‑sectional survey of bereaved caregivers’ perspectives on preparedness, moving forward and impact of support from a palliative care bereavement service. With a scoping review of bereavement service descriptions. | Provision of bereavement support is an expected function of specialist palliative care services. However, there is a critical gap in knowledge about the aims of palliative bereavement services and the impact of service‑initiated contact. By exploring the impact of service‑initiated contacts, this research makes an original contribution to the field. Analysis showed that the provision of bereavement information and pathways to support provides a 'safety net’. The impact of grief counselling in this setting was also assessed and reported as helpful. A further unique contribution was testing the concept of ‘moving forward’ in grief. It showed participants could clearly identify signs of concern. Additional evidence was obtained about supporting caregiver preparedness for an expected death and the influence of healthcare providers communication had. The critical role preparedness plays in self‑reported bereavement adjustment was similarly demonstrated. |
| Jessica Amy Thomas | Translating Knowledge into Meaningful Action: Advancing Alcohol Related Breast Cancer Prevention | Drinking alcohol increases breast cancer risk. Alcohol represents one of the few modifiable risk factors and has been linked to 20% of Australian breast cancer cases. This research addresses a critical gap on how to effect change. The first phase found women predominantly drank for pleasure, or relief from oppression. Those drinking for relief from oppression are more likely to consume higher volumes, indicating that gender equality could reduce breast cancer risk. The second phase found that participatory research, where everyday women collaborate with scientific researchers, improved research outcomes. Completing the first participatory research on alcohol advertising found that marketing creates positive expectancies of alcohol, which may actively inhibit breast cancer messaging. The third phase, a national survey found that women without a university level education were consuming more alcohol. Future research which ‘works with’ women is more likely to be effective in reducing breast cancer risk. |
| Ravi Raj Vissapragada | Achieving Cost‑Effective Endoscopic Surveillance and Treatment of Barrett’s Oesophagus | Oesophageal cancer has one of the lowest five‑year survival rates among cancers at ~20%. This improves to ~90% when detected at a stage amenable to endoscopic resection. For this reason, patients with its precursor condition known as Barrett's oesophagus are under endoscopic surveillance. The conversion from Barrett's oesophagus to oesophageal adenocarcinoma is rare. The aim of this thesis project was to build a health economic model that accurately simulates the natural progression of Barrett's oesophagus to adenocarcinoma and improve the cost‑effectiveness of endoscopic surveillance of Barrett's oesophagus. The results indicate that excluding patients with short segment Barrett's oesophagus (<2cm) from endoscopic surveillance was cost‑effective. This cost‑effectiveness was improved when patients with long‑segment Barrett's oesophagus were offered endoscopic ablation of low‑grade dysplasia. These results are in keeping with the literature and provide necessary confirmation of the direction needed to be taken in the surveillance of Barrett's oesophagus. |
| Lachlan Samuel Wheelhouse Knight | A clinical perspective of childhood glaucoma: an exploration of genotypes, phenotypes, and quality of life | Childhood glaucoma, although rare, is a leading cause of irreversible childhood vision impairment and blindness worldwide. It requires complex and specialised lifelong management and has the potential to cause a considerable impact on quality‑of‑life. Despite this, clinical practice guidelines for the management of childhood glaucoma do not yet exist. Mr Knight’s research detailed the clinical presentation of the many genes implicated in childhood glaucoma and the impact of the condition on the quality‑of‑life of children and adults with childhood glaucoma, and their caregivers. From this, he developed the world’s first quality‑of‑life measure for adults with childhood glaucoma. Mr Knight’s original research has led to a proposed framework for a family‑centred multidisciplinary approach to the management of childhood glaucoma. This will serve to ensure that any individual impacted by childhood glaucoma is provided with the highest level of care and achieves the best possible clinical and quality of life outcomes. |
| Sara Zabeen | Investigating the acceptability and feasibility of a self‑management care planning‑based intervention: To improve cardiovascular health and quality of life of community‑living adults with severe mental illness. | While there is evidence of the effectiveness of person‑centred and recovery‑oriented health interventions in improving cardiovascular health of those with severe mental illness, their adoption and sustainability as part of routine care have been limited within the mental health system. This exploratory thesis aimed to investigate the underlying causes behind this systemic issue from a socio‑cultural viewpoint by capturing and elevating 48 key stakeholders’ voices. The results found that service users’ health‑seeking behaviours were negatively impacted by their past experiences related to treatment coercion from the mental health system, and staff members’ preconceptions regarding service users’ ability to recover. Patriarchy in the service culture, funding issues, and resource mismanagement were identified as root causes resulting in a paucity of recovery‑oriented care. Key findings generated a novel middle‑range model called Supported Self‑Management and Social Recovery (SSMSR) and 40 Initial Programme Theories (IPTs) to define key stakeholders’ sustained roles within SSMSR. |
| Elissa Kate Mortimer | An investigation into the feasibility and effect of dietary resistant starch supplementation in HIV‑positive adults in India | Globally, HIV continues to cause disease and loss of life, with 1.5 million people becoming infected in 2021 and 650,000 deaths attributed to AIDS‑related illness. In low‑middle‑income‑countries, HIV disease is worsened by a gut malabsorption syndrome caused by unsafe water and inadequate sanitation, compromising health and economic outcomes. The gut microbiota refers to bacteria which live throughout the gastrointestinal system. Both HIV and Anti‑Retroviral Therapy for HIV disturb the gut microbiota. This interferes with gastrointestinal and immune function, further compromising health in HIV‑positive people. Resistant starch is a dietary carbohydrate which is fermented in the large intestine, providing energy for bacteria that live there. This study investigated if dietary resistant starch supplementation in an HIV‑positive population in India is feasible and leads to improvements in gut health and immunity. It represents an original contribution to knowledge by being the first study to examine a sole resistant starch supplement in this population. |
College of Science and Engineering
| Name | Thesis | Citation |
|---|---|---|
| Manickam Minakshi Sundaram | The Higher Doctorate is the highest qualification awarded by the University. | The Higher Doctorate is awarded to candidates who have had a distinguished career in which they have applied expert, specialised research skills and authoritative judgement in their discipline area. The Higher Doctorate is awarded to candidates who have produced an internationally recognised body of work, and have made significant and sustained original contributions to a field of research or to inter-disciplinary scholarship, at a level substantially higher than the requirements of a Doctor of Philosophy. This Prestigious award involves an examination of how the candidate’s research has caused, or become a major part of, a significant debate among scholars in the relevant field or has caused significant changes in the direction of research or in the practice of recognised scholars in the relevant field. |
| Temitayo Seyi Abiodun | Digital Transformation for Production Performance | Globalization progressed the internationalization of production value chains. It increased the technological, socio‑economic, and legal requirements of production ecosystems. It increased the variability in the economic environment of production and complicated the social license requirements. Industry 4.0, the digital transformation of industrial production, sought to address production performance challenges using technology to induce smartness along the value chain. This study addressed the question ‘Why Industry 4.0’, seeking insights into its value proposition and establishing the path from technology use to value creation. The study employed a mixed‑method approach to develop a model for evaluating the Industry 4.0 value proposition and tested the model with production managers. The study found evidence of performance‑enabling smart functionalities across production value chains induced by digital transformation. The study also developed insights into the value delivery potential of the different segments of production value chains, providing deeper contexts and guidance for industrial digital transformation strategies. |
| Abdulrahman Alotabi | Investigating the Physical, Chemical and Electronic Properties of Chromium Oxide Layers and Gold Clusters on Surfaces: Implications for Photocatalysis | The scientific community is researching alternative renewable and clean energy sources to shift away from fossil fuels and the associated CO2 emission. The conversion of solar energy into useful chemical energy such as hydrogen via photocatalysis is a promising process to contribute to these alternatives, with much effort being focused on the development of photocatalysts for photocatalytic water splitting. Through this thesis physical, chemical, electronic and catalytic studies on the chromium oxide layer formed on photocatalysts and gold cluster‑modified photocatalysts were performed. The overall outcome of this thesis is an improved understanding of the nature of the photodeposited chromium oxide layer on photocatalysts and gold cluster‑modified photocatalysts treated at various conditions. Interestingly, it was demonstrated for the first time that formation of chromium oxide layer prevents agglomeration of gold clusters and improves the stability of chemically synthesised phosphine‑protected gold clusters deposited on photocatalysts. |
| Scott William Anderson | Enhancing IoT Cybersecurity Frameworks | Internet of Things (IoT) devices are the enablers of smart houses, intelligent streets, intellectual suburbs, and shrewd cities. They sit on your wrist, monitor your heart, turn your lights on and open your doors. Given the proliferation and unique challenges of IoT devices, the security of these devices is paramount. This thesis investigated the unclear language and cross‑analysed the current industry published cybersecurity guidance across a range of target audiences. It employed a new methodology, based on multi‑case, multi‑topic case studies to enable the capture of the contextual shifts between the source materials. This research identified critical flaws and assumptions in the existing guidance for IoT cybersecurity, clarified the language of the IoT ecosystem, and identified a new ‘gap‑filling’ approach to the creation of cybersecurity frameworks. |
| Francesca Bucci | Inter‑Subject Variability Of The Healthy Tibiofemoral Function | Knee ligament injuries and diseases, i.e., osteoarthritis, are a major global health burden. There is a lack of baseline information concerning tibiofemoral function and ligament mechanics across populations, thereby affecting surgical procedure outcomes in restoring the individual knee function. Thus, the overall thesis objective was assessing inter‑subject variability of healthy tibiofemoral joint function, by (1) developing a novel ex‑vivo experimental assessment to quantify the unloaded knee passive motion envelope, (2) quantifying variability and sex‑based differences of the envelope in a cohort of thirty intact knee specimens representing healthy adults, and (3) developing a time‑efficient musculoskeletal model providing tibiofemoral elastic response of individual tibiofemoral joint through compliance matrices. Thesis results included inter‑subject and sex‑specific variability of medial and lateral extremes of the unloaded knee passive motion envelope. Results displayed a moderately sex‑specific passive motion, but significantly higher individual variability, suggesting that knee interventions should focus on personalised, rather than sex‑specific solutions. |
| Jesse Peter Daughtry | Deposition, Topographic and Spectroscopic Studies of Metal Nanoclusters on Photocatalytic Surfaces | As Australia and the world undertake the transition to renewable energy, novel methods of harnessing solar energy have become critical. Photocatalysis, the catalysis of chemical reactions using energy from solar photons, offers pathways to the production of hydrogen, chemical storage of solar energy and industrial catalysis. Combining photocatalytic materials such as titanium dioxide with nanostructured co‑catalysts, such as metal nanoclusters, improves photocatalytic performance and can be tailored to specific reactions. To further improve understanding of such systems, Mr Daughtry developed new methods to characterise the physical and electronic interactions between metal nanoclusters and photocatalytic surfaces. This included developing new methods to synthesise photocatalytic surfaces, attach metal nanoclusters to these surfaces under vacuum conditions, and observe and isolate the key surface interactions involved. This thesis isolates the impact of surface treatments and deposition conditions on nanocluster size and properties. These findings and techniques will help facilitate and improve photocatalytic system design. |
| Rebecca Jane Hermon | Information‑flow Quality Determinacy | Analysis of medication errors reveal that information‑flow failure may be caused by human error by omissions/ commission and has significant impact on patient safety. As such, there is a need to measure and understand information‑flow to identify desirable and undesirable information‑flow characteristics so that information‑flow failure can be negated. The objective of this research was to develop a healthcare information‑flow framework that could improve information‑flow by measuring the maturity of the process. This required the development of information‑flow characteristics to demonstrate the effectiveness of information‑flow in healthcare. Using a Design Science Research Methodology, a healthcare information‑flow maturity framework comprising a maturity matrix, scoring tool and improvement advice was developed, refined, and validated. This framework has the potential to be used during the reporting and post‑incident investigation of information‑flow failure to identify where improvement can be made, and ultimately improve patient safety. |
| Cassie Mae Hoepner | Behind anemone lines: using omics to uncover the mechanisms involved in the iconic symbiosis between host sea anemones and anemonefish. | Finding Nemo brought global attention to a quirky fish and its venomous home, yet our understanding of how symbiosis between the pair can occur continues to elude us. This thesis explores this symbiosis through the lens of the host sea anemone for the first time. The analysis of sea anemone venom demonstrates that only a small portion of their toxin‑producing genes are actually present in the venom. Surprisingly, it was discovered that host sea anemones can adjust their venom production and expression of certain proteins when hosting anemonefish. Neurotoxin tentacle transcripts and proteins responsible for membrane damage and paralysis were downregulated, While natural venom inhibitors were upregulated in the presence of anemonefish. Overall, this thesis highlights the significant role of host sea anemones in establishing and maintaining their symbiotic relationship with anemonefish, shedding light on new areas for future research. |
| Bradley Peter Kirk | Thermal stability of slot‑die coated Organic Photovoltaics | Organic photovoltaics is an emerging solar panel technology that aims at providing clean, reliable, inexpensive energy. This is achieved by their ability to be fabricated as lightweight flexible solar cells; while having the ability to operate under lowlight conditions including cloud‑cover and indoor conditions. The issue with these devices is when operating under outdoor conditions, these devices can experience elevated temperatures, which can lead to significant thermal degradation, resulting in a reduced lifespan. This research investigated major sources of degradation of organic photovoltaics that have been fabricated using techniques that are found in large scale manufacturing of printable solar panels. From the research conducted, it was found the significance of degrading organic photovoltaics at different temperatures as well as method for reducing these sources of degradation. Lastly, the study demonstrated the scalability of the research conducted, as well as further challenges that needed to be solved. |
| Farzaneh Mohammadbeigi | Design and implementation of a passive wireless sensor to monitor bone fracture healing | This study focused on the development of a smart implant using an intramedullary nail, aiming to quantitatively monitor bone fracture healing. By addressing a knowledge gap, it introduced an objective and quantitative approach for assessing the mechanical conditions and structural stability of healing bone defects. The implant incorporated sensors to provide real‑time feedback and facilitate early intervention if any issues arise during the healing process. Notably, the proposed method employed a low‑power capacitive strain sensor known for its high linearity, low hysteresis, and minimal energy consumption. Compared to common strain sensors, this sensor demonstrated an impressive eightfold reduction in energy consumption. Additionally, a passive RFID wireless system was designed to integrate the capacitive sensor, achieving remarkable performance in data and energy transfer for the implanted sensor. This innovative solution holds great promise for accurately quantifying the mechanical environment during bone fracture healing for future deployment in intramedullary nail implantation. |
| Anahita Motamedisade | Preparation of The Modified Mesoporous TiO2 as Efficient Substrates for Loading the Prepared Au9 Clusters; Study of Photocatalytic Degradation of Methyl Orange Dye Using Response Surface Methodology. | This thesis delves into the world of nanotechnology and environmental sustainability, specifically focusing on the remarkable properties of Au nanoclusters and their ability to enhance the efficiency of titanium dioxide in photocatalysis. The heart of this research lies in surface modifications. It involves crafting porous semiconductors to boost surface area and imbuing the surface with N and S functional groups to stabilize Au nanoclusters (NCs) and elevate their presence on the TiO2 surface. Through a series of rigorous experiments and careful experimental and data analysis, we uncover the vast potential of these surface modifications, shedding light on how they influence cluster size and photocatalysis. Our study features phosphine‑ligated Au9 NCs as co‑catalysts and mesoporous titanium dioxide (MTiO2) nanoparticles as photocatalytic centres. These nanocomposites are then put to the test in breaking down methyl orange azo dyes, common environmental pollutants, with a focus on the key factors affecting their degradation by RSM. |
| Joel Aaron Panther | Labrandor – A framework for guiding the development of dynamically generated penetration testing laboratories | There is a global skills shortage in the cybersecurity sector. It is estimated that in 2022, there were over 3.4 million unfilled cybersecurity positions globally. The skills shortage poses significant economic and national security risks. Education and skills development are crucial to training people to fill these roles. The outcome of this research provides an educational solution, specifically focused on offensive security technical skills development, to sit alongside existing cybersecurity training resources. The solution is named Labrandor, a framework for guiding the development of dynamically generated penetration testing laboratories. |
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