PhD Alumni

  • Dr Kavitha Krishnan

    Mammographic density and breast cancer

  • Dr Kerryn Moore

    The influence of the gestational age at malaria detection and treatment during pregnancy on adverse outcomes in an area of low endemicity

  • Dr Rachel Tham

    The contribution of outdoor fungal spores to child and adolescent asthma hospitalisations: lung function and airway inflammation

  • Dr Sheikh Mohammad Alif

    The role of occupational exposure on chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in middle-aged adults

  • Shuai Li

    DNA methylation and breast cancer risk factors: insights from twin and family studies

  • Farhana Sultana

    Improving cervical cancer preventive strategies in Australia

  • Jennifer Perret

    The independent and combined effects of host and environmental factors on lung function in mid-adult life

  • Anurika Priyanjali De Silva

    Evaluation and development of multiple imputation algorithms for dealing with longitudinal data

  • Dinh Son Bui

    Risk factors for and outcomes of lung function impairment throughout the lifespan

  • Eliza Davidson

    Identifying Risk Factors for Adverse Maternal and Birth Outcomes in a Malaria Endemic Region of Papua New Guinea

  • Dr. S. Ghazaleh Dashti

    How is the effect of obesity mediated on risk of colorectal and breast cancer?

  • Andrew Lau

    Epidemiology and control of rectal chlamydia infection

  • Dr. Chamara Senaratna

    Association of sleep-disordered breathing with other chronic respiratory and non-respiratory disorders and the early-life and lifetime risk factors for sleep-disordered breathing

  • Chi Kuen (Kevin) Wong

    Minimum message length inference with application to genome-wide association studies data

  • Dr Hannah Bromley

    Identifying the utilities and disutilities associated with the overdiagnosis and overtreatment of ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) of the breast for use in the economic evaluation of breast screening programmes

  • Jane Goller

    Diagnosis and management of pelvic inflammatory disease in Australia

  • Juan Pablo Villanueva-Cabezas

    Modelling Scenarios for the progressive elimination of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) H5N1 in Indonesia

  • Kanlaya Jongcherdchootrakul

    Socioeconomic Position and Colorectal Cancer Outcomes: Mediation analysis

  • Lucas Calais Ferreira

    The frontiers of global scientific collaboration in twin research

  • Myra McGuinness

    Quantifying the risk factors for age-related macular degeneration in the presence of survival bias

  • Nina Afshar

    Trends and Inequalities in cancer Survival in Victoria, Australia

  • Raisa Cassim

    Physical activity and asthma: cause or consequence?

  • Sabria Jihan Khan

    Examine associations between selected early life factors and natural history of asthma to middle-age under longitudinal settings for familial data set.

  • Shahid Mahmood

    Domain-specific physical activity and sedentary behaviour in relation to colorectal cancer risk and survival

  • Thilina Ranaweera

    A Supercomputing Pipeline for The Ark (SPARK)

  • Xin Dai

    Investigation of the role of early life exposures on lung health

  • Zemei Xu

    Bayesian grouped regression with application to genome-wide association studies

  • Lin Zhang

    The role of family history in colorectal cancer screening in East Asia

  • Tharkeshi Thanuja Dharmaratne

    This PhD project seeks to develop statistical approaches to characterise the highly dynamic profiles of the antibody responses, and in turn, identify the key features that best classifies these antibody trajectories.

  • Jasmine McBain-Miller

    CT scan exposure before the age of 20 and cancer risk in the Medicare cohort

  • Stephanie Byrne

    Which nutritional factors are associated with lung function in middle-aged adults?

  • Yi Yang

    Lifestyle trajectories and cancer risk and mortality

  • Christina Heris

    Christina Heris is researching influences on tobacco use among young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

  • Hazel Clothier

    This PhD evaluates “SAEFVIC”, the Victorian AEFI surveillance system’s ability to detect and investigate emergent vaccine safety issues.

  • Diego J. Lopez

    Diego's doctoral research aims are twofold: to investigate the effects of air pollution, hard water and temperature and humidity in atopic and non-atopic eczema development and to determine eczema phenotypes, their associated risk factors and associations with other outcomes.

  • Parinaz Mehdipour

    Parinaz aims to assess how adherence to antimalarial regimens influences the treatment efficacy.

  • Ellen Kearney

    This thesis seeks to validate the use of Anopheles-specific salivary antigens as a serosurveillance tool for malaria and mosquito exposure, and explore its programmatic application.