Congratulations to the following students on being awarded their postgraduate research degrees! A big thank you to all the supervisors for their support throughout the journey.

Natcha Laethongkham (MSc Res)

• Thesis Title: Investigation of Methods and Devices for Active Thrust Profile Control in Hybrid Rocket Engines through Oxidiser Flow Management
• Doctoral Supervisors: Leshan Uggalla, P Charlesworth
  
  

Emma Marigi (PhD)

• Thesis Title: The Assessment of the Effects of Deposits and Corrosion on Flow Efficiency in Petroleum Products Pipelines for Integrity Management
• Doctoral Supervisors: Jiping Bai, Paul Davies, John Kinuthia
  
  

Abdulmula Mohamed (PhD)

• Thesis Title: Biotechnological Processes as Part of a Carbon Capture and Utilisation Strategy in the Oil and Gas Sector: A Case Study in a Natural Gas Treatment Plant in Libya
• Doctoral Supervisors: Tim Patterson, Sandra Esteves
  
  

Mthabisi Adriano Nyathi (PhD)

• Thesis Title: Structural Health Monitoring Using Deep Learning
• Doctoral Supervisors: Jiping Bai, Ian Wilson
  
  

Obioma Aja (DPsych)

• Thesis Title: The Experience of Trainees and Newly Qualified Counselling Psychologists on the Education of Religion and Spirituality: A Thematic Analysis
• Doctoral Supervisors: Rachel Davies, Shelley Gait
  
  

Alison Coles (PhD)

• Thesis Title: Harnessing Practitioner Curiosity and Creativity for the Development of Art Psychotherapy Theory and Practice
• Doctoral Supervisors: Steve Walden, Roiyah Saltus
  
  

Nyle Hawk Davies (PhD)

• Thesis Title: The Social Impact of Gambling Harm: Screening and Intervention
• Doctoral Supervisors: Bev John, Gareth Roderique-Davies, Klara Price
  
  

Sarah Jane Saunders (PhD)

• Thesis Title: An investigation into the recruitment and retention of higher education students in further education colleges in South Wales
• Doctoral Supervisors: Karen Fitzgibbon, Ruth Gaffney-Rhys
  
  

Leanne Jane Watson (PhD)

• Thesis Title: The Impact of an Educational Workshop upon Attitudes of Staff Supporting Men with Intellectual Disabilities Who Have Committed Sexual Offences
• Doctoral Supervisors: Rachel Taylor, Philip Tyson

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