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| Todd Foundation Energy Research Scholarship | |
| Sam Langdon-Arms (Canterbury) For research on solar powered refrigeration |
$25,000* |
* for 3 years
| Awards for Excellence (Universities) | …………………………………….. |
|---|---|
| Maxim Millen (Christchurch) Investigating the performance of significant structures under the unique seismic conditions experienced in Christchurch |
$12,100 |
| Hannah Farr (Christchurch) Researching brain blood flow autoregulation mechanisms and understanding the complex cellular events that underlie them |
$5,000 |
| Alanna Cameron (Victoria) Research into the highly targeted Braf inhibitor vemurafenib, which is used in the treatment of melanoma |
$5,200 |
| Jesse Ashton (Auckland) To investigate how changes in the nerves of the atria during the development of heart failure contribute to the development of atria arrhythmias |
$2,300 |
| Craig Muir (Canterbury) Examining a new detail designed to reduce the damage sustained in reinforced concrete structures during earthquakes |
$5,000 |
| Hannah Morton (Massey) To establish a novel invitro cellular model of Crohn’s Disease to assess gut permeability and tight junction integrity |
$8,400 |
| Ben Schon (Otago) Investigating a way to make good quality articular cartilage using a combination of patients own cells and a biodegradable scaffold |
$11,500 |
| Andrew McCombie (Otago) Measuring incidence and prevalence of inflamatory bowel disease (IBD) |
$2,000 |
| David Wood (Canterbury) Improving radiobiological models that underpin clinical radiation therapy |
$10,000 |
| Lillian Fougere (Victoria) Consultation and participation in Wind Farm Planning |
$9,500 |
| Awards for Excellence (Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics) | ……………………………………….. |
| Joel Brooks (Otago) A novel design for a hot water solar panel |
$6,000 |
| Chris Barbour, Darryl Sell and Matthew Norman (Otago) Group Project: Conflict resolution through interactive media |
$4,800 |
| Tania Allen Ross (Otago) Design of therapeutic compression garments: informed by sensory integration dysfunction |
$6,000 |
| Amanda Smythe (UNITEC) The effect of self-administered versus practitioner-administered myofascial compression to the anterior chest wall measured by glenohumeral rotation: a single blinded randomised controlled trial |
$4,200 |
| Nichole Phillips (UNITEC) To what extent does experimentally induced pain effect the mental rotation of body parts and non-body objects in healthy subjects |
$4,000 |
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