Â鶹¾«Ñ¡

I have supervised PhD and MA research dissertations on a wide range of twentieth-century musical topics, including: the piano music of Erik Satie; British musical Wagnerism; the solo Cello Sonata of Zoltan Kodaly; the choral music of Ton de Leeuw; the experience of temporality in Olivier Messiaen's Visions de l'Amen; music, politics and philosophy in the work of Luciano Berio; Maltese chamber music; Michael Tippett and Jungian psychology; harmony and ...

John Easton's research interests centre on methods for the storage, processing and display of railway related datasets - in particular data representation and exchange via ontologies, manipulation and integration of data relevant to the multimodal transport system, and cyber security in industrial control systems.

Kirsty Edgar is interested in:

[1] Understanding the timing and nature of the interaction between global climate, geochemical cycling, and biota during the Mesozoic and Cenozoic. A major research focus is elucidating the dynamics and consequences of transient climate events in the geological record and the evolution of planktic foraminifera.
[2] Conservation of palaeontological heritage: focussed on how we identify, record, conserve and communicate palaeontological heritage. Current work integrates digital ...

I currently supervise doctoral candidates researching areas including metaontology, ontology, the philosophy of time, and the philosophy of mind. I can supervise theses in a wide variety of areas of theoretical philosophy, including metaphysics and many areas of philosophy of religion, science and mind.

Dr Efstathiou's expertise in qualitative research methods and Delphi Technique has led him to working with research students on various subjects (bariatric surgery, voiding difficulties, depression in renal dialysis patients, labour and sepsis and maternal mental illness, identifying research priorities, palliative and end-of-life care).

He is interested in supervising research students in the following areas:

• End-of-Life care in acute care settings
• Decision making in End-of-Life care

• Withdrawal of life sustaining ...

Inya is interested in supervising postgraduate thesis in management accounting, especially in the following area but not limited to:

• The design and use of management control systems
• The management control systems aspects of sustainability accounting
• Performance measurement and evaluation systems.
• Accounting and development issues.

 

Support to MSc dissertation projects on a case-by-case basis, provision of input to doctoral level research.

Edith will co-supervise a Pre-reg Masters Student this year and is looking forward to increasing her participation in supervision activities for the next year.

Jo is interested in supervising PhDs in the following topics:

• Youth mental health policy and practice
• School-based mental health and wellbeing
• Personal experiences of health/mental health and illness
• Person-centred quality and service improvement
• Co-design and public involvement in service delivery, improvement and research, including with seldom heard groups  
• Health policy and service evaluation, especially projects using qualitative methods

Please do feel free to get in contact, with a research ...

• Fintech
• Corporate Digital Responsibility
• Data and Digital Ethics
• Financial Inclusion
• Sustainable Finance
• Responsible Innovation

Dr Elliott is interested in supervising Masters and PhD students in the following areas:

• Early detection of osteoarthritis and other musculoskeletal conditions using objective measures of movement, physiology and other variables.
• Modelling and predicting health outcomes using smartphone/wearable based measures of physical activity, sleep and other variables.
• Technologies to support self-management of physiotherapy (inc. virtual/augmented realities, smartphone apps)
• Integration and standardisation of large human movement datasets.
• Investigating the role of ...

Professor Elliott is available to supervise PhD students across a broad range of topics including international and development economics and environmental and energy economics. Interdisciplinary topics are encouraged and students will need to be familar with the manipulation of large data sets and econometric techniques and methods.