Doctor of Philosophy Supervisor: Dr. Arlene Oak
Karen Fraser
Category: 2021
Jennifer Beaudette
Doctor of Philosophy Supervisor: Dr. Rachel McQueen Research Area: Have you ever had sportswear that develops an odour you can’t seem to get rid of? My research will focus on understanding why these odours develop. If we can find ways […]
Nadeesha Samaraweera
Master of Science in Textiles & Clothing (Thesis based) Supervisor: Dr. Patricia Dolez Research: Moisture sensor- End-of-life sensors for fire protective fabrics research project
Anita Amir Labonno
Master of Science in Textiles & Clothing (Thesis based) Supervisor: Dr. Patricia Dolez Thesis title: Self-decontamination of Personal Protective Clothing using nano finish My thesis is focused on optimizing finish formulation and condition of application to have a robust N-halamine-based […]
Rachel Munk
Doctor of Philosophy Supervisor: Dr. Adam Galovan Research Area: My research is focused on quantitative methods and couple relationships. I explore individual and dyadic characteristics and processes that make relationships meaningful and worthwhile. I am also interested in cognitions about […]
Wenran Li
Doctor of Philosophy Supervisor: Dr. Matt Johnson Research Area: Intimate relationships, quantitative research methods.
Qi Wang
Master of Arts in Material Culture (Thesis based) Supervisor: Dr. Anne Bissonnette
Shakil Mahmud
Master of Science in Textiles & Clothing (Thesis based) Supervisor: Dr. Patricia Dolez Thesis title: Development of testing & quality control methods for e-textiles The global e-textiles business revenue is growing in an accelerated pattern and many e-textile products are […]
Orsolya Welch
Master of Arts in Material Culture (Course based) Supervisors: Dr. Megan Strickfaden & Dr. Janet Fast Research topic: Design’s Role in Care Environments My research examines how design contributes to the positive and negative experiences of residents and individuals connected with […]
Emma Carr
Master of Arts in Material Culture (Thesis based) Supervisor: Dr. Anne Bissonnette Research area: My research focuses on Victorian mourning jewelry and its role in the social perception of death and mourning.