2 Minute Thesis 2022

Postgraduate O'Week 2022 - 2 Minute Thesis Entries

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Individual entries:

1. Angus: “Using geochemical indicators to assess the vulnerability of springs to mining impacts: Doongmabulla Springs and the Carmichael Coal mine (Queensland)”
2. Daniel: “Linking structure and dynamics of ionic liquid systems to rationalise solvent effects on ionic processes”
3. Rong: “Short-range order, structure evolution and diffusion behaviour of liquid metals under an external magnetic field”
4. Cintya: “Development of pH-responsive, receptor-targeted polymeric micelles for precision delivery of chemotherapeutics”
5. Rani: “The pristine myth: Markers of the Anthropocene in Australian montane peatlands”
6. Teresa: “Unlocking the environmental archives of the Kimberley’s past”
7. Rebecca: “Improving the Permeability and Selectivity of Glycosylation Inhibitors to Enhance Tumour Radiosensitivity.”
8. Chi-Ho: “Investigating pore regrowth during heat treatment in additively manufactured Ti alloys after hot isostatic pressing”
9. Fiona: “Regional distribution of antiepileptic drugs in the developing brain during pregnancy and early postnatal period”
10. Taren: “Advanced solid-phase sorbent materials for separation and recycling of nuclear wastes.”

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