
Doctor of Philosophy Supervisor: Dr. Matt Johnson Research Area: Health and psychological well-being, couple well-being, Intimate relationships and quantitative research methods.
Doctor of Philosophy Supervisor: Dr. Matt Johnson Research Area: Health and psychological well-being, couple well-being, Intimate relationships and quantitative research methods.
Doctor of Philosophy Supervisor: Dr. Arlene Oak
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 […]
Doctor of Philosophy Supervisor: Dr. Adam Galovan Research Area: My research is focused on couple relationships – particularly what makes relationships meaningful and fulfilling. I am also interested in individual characteristics or processes, such as emotion regulation and identity development, and […]
Doctor of Philosophy Supervisor: Dr. Patricia Dolez Thesis Title: Thermophysiological Comfort Modeling of Textiles
Doctor of Philosophy Supervisor: Dr. Patricia Dolez Dissertation title: Multidisciplinary approach to bra development for enhanced product performance and improved comfort. The existing mass-manufacture of bras no longer fits in today’s world because not everyone fits; and more importantly, the […]
Doctor of Philosophy Supervisor: Dr. Rebecca Gokiert
Doctor of Philosophy Supervisor: Dr. Jane Batcheller Thesis working title: Development of wildland firefighters protective clothing systems with improved thermal insulation properties. Wildland firefighters risk their health to prevent fires from spreading by performing fatiguing activities (e.g., felling trees, removing […]
Doctor of Philosophy Supervisor: Dr. Janet Fast
Interdisciplinary PhD in Human Ecology and Library and Information Studies Supervisor: Dr. Arlene Oak and Dr. Dinesh Rathi Dissertation title: (Im)material Worlds: An Exploration of Information and Materiality in World-Building for Tabletop Roleplaying Games My PhD research looks at how […]