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2026
This dissertation examines whether describing crowd disasters as “stampedes” affects how people assign blame. The talk argues that the term wrongly implies irrational, selfish victim behaviour, obscuring structural failures in planning and crowd…
2026
This talk explores red light laser therapy as an accessible recovery approach for minor brain injury. Using a portable device applied to eight head areas, the research tracks fatigue, pain, attention, memory, brain activity and saliva markers. Early…
2026
This research investigates salivary gland damage caused by radiation therapy, disease and ageing. Focusing on cellular regulation, she identifies XBP1 as a key “manager” maintaining gland structure, cell survival and saliva production. Understanding…
2026
This research examines why undergraduate engineering students struggle with troubleshooting technical problems. By observing electrical engineering students fixing broken circuits, he aims to identify where they get stuck, compare their approaches…
2026
This thesis examines who turns to AI for mental health support, rather than whether AI can be a therapist. Drawing on TherapyGPT forum analysis and ongoing experiments, the research identifies fear of judgment, trust in AI and past therapist…
2026
This thesis examines cytokine release storm, where the immune system becomes dangerously overactive. Using rat models, mathematical modelling, science and coding, she maps how corticosteroids move through organs and control inflammation. The goal is…
2026
This research shows that co-designed teacher training improves engagement and classroom application. Working collaboratively with teachers, personalized and adaptive training fosters deeper learning and voluntary adoption of new practices. Moving…
2024
My research tackles PFAS (polyfluoroalkyl substances) or “forever chemicals,” found in everyday products and linked to serious health risks. Blood testing shows 95% contamination rates. The project identifies specialised bacteria capable of breaking…