The University recognises that a higher degree by research represents a considerable achievement, reflecting hard work and a high level of commitment and dedication.<\/p>\n
Congratulations on your outstanding accomplishment!\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Alexandra Canty | Doctor of Philosophy<\/strong> Jack Manners | Doctor of Philosophy<\/strong> Helen Carter | Doctor of Philosophy<\/strong> Melanie Amarasooriya| Doctor of Philosophy<\/strong> Guoqian Ding| Master of Science by Research<\/strong>
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\nCollege Education, Psychology and Social Work
\n“Using Experience Sampling Methodology (ESM) to improve our understanding of day-to-day intrusion experiences and persistent post-trauma impacts in survivors of trauma”
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\nCollege of Education, Psychology and Social Work
\n“Advancing fatigue prediction with data-driven insights from consumer sleep trackers”
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\nCollege of Humanities and Social Sciences
\n“Recognising cinematography: the industrial, technical and aesthetic role of the cinematographer with reference to films directed by Gillian Armstrong”
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\nCollege of Medicine and Public Health
\n“Assessment of in vivo kinematics of the normal and scapholunate instability wrist using dynamic CT scan”
\nLibrary at Flinders link – Not yet available<\/p>\n
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\nCollege of Medicine and Public Health
\n“Identification of small RNAs as potential biomarkers and regulators of chemoradiotherapy response in Oesophageal Adenocarcinoma (EAC)”
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