At MMIHR, our research students are an integral part of our scholarly community and intellectual vision.
We host both international and local research candidates under the direction of leading scholars. If you would like to join our team as a research candidate, please visit ‘Study with us’ for more information.
Sitting time and glycemic control in Type 2 Diabetes
Mr Christian Brakenridge | Supervisors: Professor David Dunstan & Dr Alison Carver
Interrupting prolonged sedentary sitting with intermittent standing and short bouts of walking
Mr Francis Dzakpasu | Supervisors: Professor David Dunstan & Dr Alison Carver
Modelling the spread of atrophy in Huntington's disease using network diffusion model (NDM)
Mr Madan Kc | Supervisors: Dr Govinda Poudel & Professor Ester Cerin
A randomised control trial to promote "sitting less and moving move" in adult office workers with Type 2 Diabetes: impact on mental health
Ms Rumya Pathmanathan | Supervisors: Professor David Dunstan & Dr Alison Carver
Understanding the impact of prolonged sitting and intermittent physical activity on vascular functions across states of dysmetabolism adults
Ms Frances Taylor | Supervisors: Professor David Dunstan & Professor Ester Cerin
How AMPK - glycogen binding disruption in vivo leads to tissue fat accumulation
Mr Mehdi Belhaj | Supervisors: Dr Nolan Hoffman & Professor John Hawley
Matters of the heart: An exercise medicine approach to counteracting the adverse effects of androgen deprivation therapy in men with prostate cancer
Ms Ashley Bigaran | Supervisors: Dr Eva Zopf
Evaluating cardiovascular disease and the impact of exercise among women with breast cancer
Ms Kelcey Bland | Supervisors: Dr Eva Zopf & Professor Luc van Loon
Intergrating exercise interventions within routine healthcare: a plan to inform policy and practice
Ms Louise Czosnek | Supervisors: Dr Eva Zopf
The effects of energy availability in the interaction between muscle, iron and bone metabolism in elite athletes
Ms Nikita Fensham | Supervisors: Professor Louise Burke & Professor John Hawley
The impact of AMPK glycogen binding on exercise metabolism and glycogen dynamics
Ms Natalie Janzen | Supervisors: Dr Nolan Hoffman & Professor John Hawley
The circadian influence on satellite cells in Type 2 Diabetes
Mr Ryan Kahn | Supervisors: Associate Professor Orly Lacham Kaplan & Professor John Hawley
Investigating the role of CaMKK2 in mediating the mental health benefits of exercise
Ms Jacqueline Kaiser | Supervisors: Professor John Hawley
Nutrition related risk factors for rib stress fracture in rowing
Ms Bronwen Lundy | Supervisors: Professor Louise Burke & Professor John Hawley
Best practice measures of resting metabolic rate to diagnose low energy availability
Ms Aimee Morabito | Supervisors: Professor Louise Burke & Professor John Hawley
Strategies to enhance exercise economy and performance in road event athletes
Mr Brent Vallance | Supervisors: Professor Louise Burke & Dr Alannah McKay
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