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Graduated Post Graduates

We are proud to recognise the achievements of our Postgraduate Students by Research who have successfully completed their degrees.  Each research project represents years of commitment, critical thinking, and collaboration.  Through their dedication, curiosity, and commitment to excellence, these graduates have contributed valuable new knowledge to their fields and helped advance research that can make a meaningful difference.  

Research is a journey of curiosity, determination, and discovery. It challenges individuals to ask important questions, seek innovative solutions, and contribute new knowledge that can make a lasting impact on healthcare, science, and society.
Title First Name Surname

 Degree

Thesis
Ms Soraia Ventura PhD Electroencephalographic study of sleep architecture in infants at four months
Dr Andrea Bowe PhD BEACON: below average cognitive ability in childhood - outcomes and prediction
Mr Richard Harris PhD Connected health avenues for child and adolescent mental health service: a case study on the digitization of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder diagnosis and treatment
Dr Jacopo  Proietti Joint PhD Value of clinical neurophysiology in early management of neonatal hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy
Ms Mary-Ann Ryan PhD Sleep and developmental outcome of the moderate to late preterm infant
Dr Andreea Pavel PhD SErENdipITy - study of electrophysiological biomarkers (electroencephalogram and heart rate variability) in neonatal seIzures and encephalopathy
Dr Michael Carter PhD PiRAMiD: predicting early onset autism through maternal immune activation and proteomic discovery
Dr Aisling Garvey PhD Multi-modal assessment of newborns at risk of neonatal hypoxic ischaemic encephalopathy – the MONItOr study
Dr Yvonne  D'Art  MsC Single dose challenges in the diagnosis and management of cow's milk allergy in infants
Dr Sophie Casey PhD Inflammation driven molecular alterations in disorders of the perinatal brain
Mr Rhodri Lloyd PhD Electroencephalography of premature infants
Mr Marc O'Sullivan PhD Altered cord blood biomarkers in neonatal brain injury
         

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