Molecular mechanisms, genomics and role of the microbiome in response to therapy in rectal cancer
- Supervisors
- Dr Rachel Purcell, Associate Professor John Pearson, Professor Frank Frizelle
- Level
- PhD
Exploring a novel preventative therapy to reduce breast and ovarian cancer risk in high-risk individuals
- Close date
- Friday, 19 February 2021
- Supervisors
- Dr Vanessa Lattimore, Associate Professor Logan Walker
- Level
- Honours
Genetic variation and endometrial cancer risk
- Close date
- Friday, 19 February 2021
- Supervisors
- Associate Professor Logan Walker, Mr George Wiggins
- Level
- Honours
Biomarkers of response to radiotherapy in rectal cancer
- Supervisor
- Dr Rachel Purcell
- Level
- PhD
The microbiome in colorectal cancer metastasis
- Supervisor
- Dr Rachel Purcell
- Level
- PhD
The role of the microbiome in the development of colorectal cancer
- Supervisor
- Dr Rachel Purcell
- Level
- PhD
The microbiome and diverticular disease
- Supervisor
- Dr Rachel Purcell
- Level
- PhD
Molecular mechanisms of colorectal cancer
- Supervisor
- Dr Rachel Purcell
- Level
- PhD
Epidemiological and outcome study of anal cancer
- Supervisor
- Professor Frank Frizelle
- Level
- PhD
Diverticular disease in Canterbury; patterns of presentation, predicators of recurrence and outcomes from surgery including quality of life
- Supervisor
- Professor Frank Frizelle
- Level
- PhD
Outcomes of Colorectal cancer in New Zealand
- Supervisor
- Professor Frank Frizelle
- Level
- PhD
Epidemiological studies of colorectal cancer in New Zealand
- Supervisor
- Professor Frank Frizelle
- Level
- PhD
Biomarkers and gastrointestinal disease
- Supervisor
- Dr Jacqui Keenan
- Level
- PhD
Host iron status and gastrointestinal disease
- Supervisor
- Dr Jacqui Keenan
- Level
- PhD
Gut bacteria and colorectal cancer
- Supervisor
- Dr Jacqui Keenan
- Level
- PhD
Early onset colorectal cancer
- Supervisor
- Dr Jacqui Keenan
- Level
- PhD
Genetics of colorectal cancer
- Supervisor
- Associate Professor Tim Eglinton
- Level
- PhD
Diverticular disease
- Supervisor
- Associate Professor Tim Eglinton
- Level
- PhD
Surgical management of Inflammatory Bowel Disease
- Supervisor
- Associate Professor Tim Eglinton
- Level
- PhD
Validation of 3D printed thorascopic model of surgical expertise in oesophageal atresia repair
- Supervisor
- Professor Spencer Beasley
- Level
- PhD
3D-biofabrication of zonal cartilage
- Supervisors
- Dr Gabriella Lindberg, Professor Tim Woodfield
- Level
- PhD
Controlling the microRNAs that contribute to adipocyte-driven progression in breast cancer cells
- Close date
- Friday, 19 February 2021
- Supervisors
- Dr Elisabeth Phillips, Dr Anna Pilbrow, Associate Professor Margaret Currie
- Level
- Honours
Characterising the role of peroxidasin in breast cancer
- Close date
- Friday, 19 February 2021
- Supervisor
- Dr Martina Paumann-Page
- Level
- Honours
Amyloids of p16 in cancer
- Close date
- Friday, 19 February 2021
- Supervisor
- Dr Christoph Goebl
- Level
- Honours
Genome sequencing and human susceptibility to Legionella longbeachae infection
- Close date
- Friday, 19 February 2021
- Supervisors
- Professor Martin Kennedy, Dr Sandy Slow, Associate Professor John Pearson
- Level
- Honours
Isolating and identifying amoebal species in pine tree bark for Legionella longbeachae co-culture: Implications for preventing Legionnaires’ disease
- Close date
- Friday, 19 February 2021
- Supervisors
- Dr Sandy Slow, Professor Steve Chambers, Professor David Murdoch
- Level
- Honours
Can we improve sepsis diagnosis and mortality prediction of critically ill patients in intensive care?
- Close date
- Friday, 19 February 2021
- Supervisor
- Associate Professor Anitra Carr
- Level
- Honours
The role of circulating bacteria in cardiovascular disease
- Close date
- Friday, 19 February 2021
- Supervisors
- Dr Sarah Appleby, Dr Rachel Purcell, Associate Professor John Pearson, Professor Chris Pemberton
- Level
- Honours
Transport and ageing
- Supervisor
- Dr Angela Curl
- Levels
- Master’s, PhD
Transport accessibility and relation to health and social outcomes
- Supervisor
- Dr Angela Curl
- Levels
- Master’s, PhD
Older adults experiences of the pedestrian environment
- Supervisor
- Dr Angela Curl
- Levels
- Master’s, PhD
Socio-spatial equity and shared micromobility
- Supervisor
- Dr Angela Curl
- Levels
- Master’s, PhD, Postdoctoral
Social and distributional impacts of transport
- Supervisor
- Dr Angela Curl
- Levels
- Master’s, PhD
The NEEDN’T Food Study
- Supervisor
- Associate Professor Simon Adamson
- Level
- PhD
Mental health nursing
- Supervisor
- Dr Dave Carlyle
- Level
- PhD
Improving functioning in mood disorders – includes psychotherapy, neurocognitive interventions, and family interventions in mood disorders
- Supervisors
- Professor Richard Porter, Professor Marie Crowe, Dr Katie Douglas, Dr Maree Inder, Dr Dave Carlyle
- Level
- PhD
The experience of and recovery from psychiatric disorders
- Supervisors
- Professor Marie Crowe, Dr Dave Carlyle
- Level
- PhD
Psychological consequences of psychiatric disorders
- Supervisors
- Dr Caroline Bell, Professor Richard Porter
- Level
- PhD
Exploring the role of vitamin C in cancer
- Close date
- Friday, 19 February 2021
- Supervisors
- Associate Professor Gabi Dachs, Professor Margreet Vissers
- Level
- Honours
Development of microfluidic techniques and 3D printing strategies for medical device applications
- Supervisors
- Professor Tim Woodfield, Dr Khoon Lim
- Level
- PhD
Intellectual or learning disability
- Supervisors
- Dr Brigit Mirfin-Veitch, Dr Jenny Conder, Dr Henrietta Trip
- Level
- PhD
Psychotherapy for mood disorders
- Supervisors
- Professor Marie Crowe, Dr Jenny Jordan, Dr Maree Inder, Associate Professor Sue Luty
- Level
- PhD
Psychological adaptation to medical illness
- Supervisor
- Professor Lois Surgenor
- Level
- PhD
Personality disorders and treatment
- Supervisors
- Professor Roger Mulder, Dr Dave Carlyle
- Level
- PhD
Māori mental health
- Supervisor
- Dr Cameron Lacey
- Level
- PhD
Obesity
- Supervisors
- Associate Professor Lois Surgenor, Dr Jenny Jordan
- Level
- PhD
Eating disorders
- Supervisors
- Associate Professor Lois Surgenor, Dr Jenny Jordan
- Level
- PhD
Neurocognitive interventions
- Supervisors
- Professor Richard Porter, Dr Katie Douglas
- Level
- PhD
Anxiety disorders and treatment
- Supervisor
- Associate Professor Caroline Bell
- Level
- PhD
Addiction and co-existing disorders
- Supervisors
- Associate Professor Simon Adamson, Dr James Foulds, Professor Doug Sellman
- Level
- PhD
Qualitative methods
- Supervisor
- Associate Professor Lee Thompson
- Level
- PhD
Tobacco control and vaping
- Supervisor
- Associate Professor Lee Thompson
- Level
- PhD
Pleasure and health
- Supervisor
- Associate Professor Lee Thompson
- Level
- PhD
Critical approaches to public health and health promotion
- Supervisor
- Associate Professor Lee Thompson
- Level
- PhD
Health professionals and interprofessional boundaries
- Supervisor
- Associate Professor Lee Thompson
- Level
- PhD
Nursing practice
- Supervisors
- Professor Marie Crowe, Dr Beverley Burrell, Dr Virginia Jones, Associate Professor Philippa Seaton, Dr Jenny Conder, Dr Henrietta Trip
- Level
- PhD
Health professional education
- Supervisors
- Associate Professor Philippa Seaton, Dr Jenny Conder
- Level
- PhD
Health services delivery
- Supervisors
- Dr Beverley Burrell, Associate Professor Philippa Seaton, Dr Henrietta Trip
- Level
- PhD
Health leadership
- Supervisors
- Dr Beverley Burrell, Associate Professor Philippa Seaton
- Level
- PhD
Mental health
- Supervisor
- Professor Marie Crowe
- Level
- PhD
Family-centred care
- Supervisors
- Dr Virginia Jones, Dr Brigit Mirfin-Veitch, Dr Jenny Conder, Dr Henrietta Trip
- Level
- PhD
Women’s health
- Supervisor
- Dr Beverley Burrell
- Level
- PhD
Management of long-term conditions
- Supervisors
- Dr Beverley Burrell, Dr Virginia Jones, Associate Professor Philippa Seaton, Professor Marie Crowe, Dr Henrietta Trip
- Level
- PhD
Parkinson’s and related disorders
- Supervisors
- Professor Tim Anderson (clinical neurology), Dr Michael MacASkill (movement), Dr Tracy Melzer (brain imaging), Dr Toni Pitcher (PD imaging and epidemiology)
- Level
- PhD
Christchurch Heart Institute clinical research
- Supervisors
- Professor Mark Richards, Professor Richard Troughton
- Level
- PhD
