Presenters at the Postgraduate Research Symposium

Ali Mohammad Khalili

Session A2

The Library as an Architectural Typology and Social Infrastructure

Arundri De Silva

Session C1

Improving the Well-being of Professional Women in the New Zealand Construction Industry: Exploring the Role of Work-From-Home

Arundri De Silva

Session P2

Improving the Well-being of Professional Women in the New Zealand Construction Industry: Exploring the Role of Work-From-Home

Beth Ketema

Session A1

Bridging Gaps in Oral Health: Translation, Cultural Adaptation, and Validation of OHIP-14 and WHO Tools into Amharic for Ethiopian Refugees in Aotearoa

Cherise Cheung

Session E2

Interstitial explorations into generational experience through travelogue design

Christianah Adesina

Session E5

“I think it’s important I walk”: Perspectives on walking of residents with dementia - A critical ethnographic study

Daniela Brown

Session E6

Navigating Gender and Sexuality discourses in Christian Initial Teacher Education: ‘Te Taputoru Ōrite’, an experimental pedagogical resource.

Eridani Baker

Session D6

Psychologists’ perspectives on integrating mirimiri Māori into ACC-funded therapy

Hannah 'Bonnie' Thompson

Session C3

Stories of Resistance; an exploratory study of intersectionality in sex work in Aotearoa New Zealand

Herbert Spencer

Session D4

Towards a Generative Pictographic System for Cognitive Accessibility and Inclusive Communication

Heuiwon Han

Session C6

Child protection in dental practice: A review of legal and professional responsibilities in Aotearoa

Hong Thuy (Christina) Nguyen

Session E4

Measuring Heart Rate Using Image Photoplethysmography

Jacqueline Pausch

Session P7

Emotion Words and Behaviours in Children’s Television in Relation to Child Socio-Emotional Outcomes.

Jayanthi Nagalingam

Session D1

Fieldwork Insights: Exploring Healthy Ageing and Wellbeing Among Older Indian Migrants in Aotearoa New Zealand

Jude Alao

Session D5

Exploring the Feasibility of Acoustic Therapy for Nasal Health and Well-being in Allergic Rhinitis and Chronic Rhinosinusitis

Jyl Lind

Session D3

Te Tatau o Te Ao Hou: Designing AI Tools that Embody Māori Marketing Sovereignty

Kanat Sultanbekov

Session A7

Developing Best Practices for Circular Economy Integration in Built Environment Supply Chains

Lesley Ung

Session B2

Drawing as Becoming: Hand-Drawn Animation, Embodiment and the Somatic Articulation of Anticipatory Loss

Marco Staines

Session C2

An exploration into how the personification of artificially and human-created imagery might be employed to articulate themes of identity and self-discovery

Mathilda Saunders

Session D7

A horse called B12: Exploring the potential of vitamin B12-antibiotic conjugates to combat antimicrobial resistance in Gram-negative bacteria of WHO critical concern.

Michelle Young

Session P12

Cultural Narratives of Succession: Confucian Influences on Women's Leadership in Chinese Family SMEs

Nimesha Weerasinghe

Session E7

Biocompatible Polymer for Self-Humidification

Nimesha Weerasinghe

Session P9

Biocompatible Polymer for Self-Humidification

Priyadharshini Suresh

Session P1

Exploring the cortical dynamics of walking using mobile EEG in real-world environment

Qianying Li

Session A3

Woven Silence: Revisting literati traditions in contesting the concept of 剩⼥ (shèng nǚ)

Radha Kousadikar

Session C5

An autoethnographic exploration of recovery from a serious triathlon-cycling injury: Restitution, Chaos, and Quest

Rina Honda

Session E3

Exploring the role of community sport organisations in building community resilience to disasters: Insights from literature

Ruchira Sawant

Session P3

The effect of diet on gonad and muscle condition in farmed broodstock pāua

Zunirah Asad

Session B1

Advancing Health Equity through Culturally Responsive Blood Donation Strategies: Insights from Qualitative Research with Muslim Migrants in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Ruth Johnson

Session A6

Survival Parenting: Adolescent Emotional Dysregulation and Caregivers’ Support-Seeking Experiences in Aotearoa New Zealand

Saba Mustafa

Session F4

When Bees Speak: Acoustic Monitoring for Colony Health Using Deep Learning

Sajeevani Narasinghe

Session P5

Knockout of ABCC10 in human colorectal Caco-2 cancer cells affects cell viability.

Scott Pilkington

Session A5

Exhibiting the Archive: A Practice-Led Approach to Queer History in Aotearoa

Shanikumar Vaidya

Session A4

Advanced Algorithms for Multilevel Inverters to Mitigate Harmonics and Improve Power Quality in Renewable-Integrated Smart Grids.

Shiroma Lenaduwa

Session P4

Root endophytes from kauri companion plant

Silas Adjei-Gyamfi

Session P11

An integrated nutrition education and dietary support model for addressing anaemia in pregnancy in Ghana.

Silas Adjei-Gyamfi

Session E1

Trimester-specific patterns of gestational anaemia and associations with neonatal outcomes in Ghana: A study protocol.

SM Misbauddin

Session B7

Social enterprises and their processes of managing diverse impact reporting requirements of different funders

Swe Zin Linn Phyu

Session B3

Exploring Myanmar Women’s Pathways into, through, and out of prison in Thailand

Tash Allen

Session B6

Picking Up the Pieces: When Family Becomes the Treatment for Adolescent Anorexia

Tharika Weerakoon

Session B4

Technological and Biomechanical Synergies in Evaluating Anticipatory Decision-Making in Sports

Xi (Cassie) Wang

Session P8

When Knowing Fails to Heal: Rethinking Digital Health Beyond the Interface

Yang Guo

Session F2

Constructing an analytical framework for the depoliticization of political journalism

Yemina Imam

Session P10

Investigating Entangled Cognition in XR-Based Chiropractic Education

Zohreh K.M.Shirazi

Session B5

Bridging the Past to the Future: Reinterpreting Persian Mystical Philosophy through AI-Driven Visual Storytelling.

Postgraduate Research Symposium

The Graduate Research School would like to welcome you to the 15th annual Postgraduate Research Symposium organised for postgraduate research students and staff actively involved in research within the University.