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Ella Keegan | Doctor of Philosophy
College of Education, Psychology and Social Work
“Shortening and managing the impact of lengthy treatment waitlists for people with non-underweight eating disorders”
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Lara King | Doctor of Philosophy
College of Education, Psychology and Social Work
“A dual conceptualisation of personal authenticity and its relationship with offender defensiveness and moral repair”
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Rebecca Lindsay | Doctor of Philosophy
College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
“Settler Reading Postures: Reading Ruth in Settler Colonial Australia”
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Martin Samson | Doctor of Philosophy
College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
“The Christology of Rudolf Steiner”
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Andrew Blyth | Doctor of Philosophy
College of Medicine and Public Health
“Investigation of the mechanism of action of IGF-II binding to the IGF-1R and IR-A and how signaling pathways are preferentially activated”
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Anne Mettte Adams | Doctor of Philosophy
College of Nursing and Health Sciences
“Nonpharmacological prevention, minimisation and management of agitation in the adult intensive care unit. Development of preliminary Danish and Australian patient-centred clinical practice guidelines”
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Claire Verrall | Doctor of Philosophy
College of Nursing and Health Sciences
“Health Care Homes and the role of the practice nurse: an exploration using case study methodology”
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Temitayo Abiodun | Doctor of Philosophy
College of Science and Engineering
“Digital Transformation for Production Performance”
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Robert Trott| Doctor of Philosophy
College of Science and Engineering
“Novel Control for a Post-Stroke Gait Rehabilitation Exoskeleton”
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