Current Research Students and PhD Completions
PhD Studentships
The following students have received studentship funding from UEL to study for their PhD:
Luke Suckling - Human Motor Performance Group
Are there progressive changes in muscle function and gait in adolescents with haemophilia?
Frances Watkins – Medicines Research Group
Ethno-medical approaches to discovering novel antimicrobials from England’s cultural Anglo-Saxon heritage.
Hena Haque - Institute for Health and Human Development
Factors influencing women’s and families access to maternity-related health services through early years settings: a mixed methods study in an ethnically diverse urban area in the UK.
Natalie Campbell - Disability, Sport and Health Research Group: A study of the lives of Paralympic athletes.
Sanjeewa Singhabahu – Infection and Immunology Research Group
Production of human adenosine deaminase in plant cells.
PhD Completions
The following students completed their PhDs during 2009/2010:
David Stephensen - Influence of Muscle Morphology on Muscle Strength and Gait in Children with Haemophilia
Jiayu Gao - Anti-Cancer effects of S. Baicalensis and S. Barbata on Human Lung Cell Lines In Vitro.
Samuel Osei-Djarbeng - Antimicrobial and Wound Healing Constituents of Funtumia Elastica
George Pesewu - Antimicrobial Activity of Plants used in Traditional Medicines of Ghana.
Adewale Adetutu - Evaluation of Wound Healing Activity of Selected Nigerian Plants.
Oluwakemi Adebola - The Relationship between Probiotics, Prebiotics and Synbiotics and Bile Acids and Their Impact on Colon Cancer.
Joy Needham - Completed an Ed.D. looking at the university assessment environment on student learning behaviours.
