Post-doctoral researchers
Dr Helen Mayfield
2020-2021
Bayesian network modelling of land-use policy effectiveness
Stakeholders: Office of the Great Barrier Reef, Queensland Department of Environment and Science
PhD Students
Grace Heron (Primary supervisor)
Quantifying the value of information from new monitoring tools in Antarctica
Stakeholders: Australian Antarctic Division, ARC Securing Antarctica’s Environmental Futures Centre
Grace Robinson (Primary supervisor)
Modelling and optimising global sustainable land use
Ignacio Gonzalez Aravena (Associate supervisor)
Multi-criteria decision-support for selecting sustainable waste processing technologies
Stakeholders: Australian Meat Processor Corporation
Shamika Prasadini (Associate supervisor)
Models and optimal management of invasive and threatened species using stochastic differential equations
Oakes Holland (Associate Supervisor)
Network approaches for invasive species in Antarctic marine systems
Stakeholders: Australian Antarctic Division
Ryu Lippman (Associate Supervisor)
Optimal deployment of reef restoration activities in the Great Barrier Reef
Stakeholders: Australian Institute for Marine Science, Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority, Reef Restoration and Adaptation Program
Honours Students
Megan Cunliffe (Primary supervisor)
Spreading risk when investing in new technologies for biodiversity conservation
Kanu Agarwal (Associate supervisor)
Optimal spatial management of Crown of Thorns Starfish
Alumni
Dr Jacinta Holloway
PhD, graduated 2021
Machine learning tools for analysing remotely sensed land-use data
Dr Martin Péron
PhD, graduated 2018 (Outstanding Thesis Award awarded to top 5% University wide)
Partially observable Markov decision processes for optimal invasive mosquito management
Jessie Roberts
Masters by Research, graduated 2019
Communicating quantitative risk to aid non-expert decision-making
Rachael Smith
Masters by Research, graduated 2018
Tace Stewart
Undergraduate summer research, 2019 and 2020
Izzy Parfitt
Undergraduate summer research, 2019
Ambalika Nandha
Undergraduate summer research, 2019
Kate Helmstedt 