Congratulations to these students who are graduating on the following days
You can read their theses in the Aberystwyth Research Portal by clicking on the links
Wednesday 13th July
Physics
Llyr Humphries ‘Studies in chromospheric and transition region events and their relationship with the corona using IRIS and AIA’ http://hdl.handle.net/2160/b85c1f59-36fb-4d1b-a351-4bce858102e2
Thursday 14th July
Law & Criminology
Roger Owen ‘Dealing with child offenders: An examination of some aspects of juvenile justice systems and a proposal for reform based on the needs of the individual child’ http://hdl.handle.net/2160/19f33534-0de6-4df8-9b9a-1d21651f9174
Megan Talbot ‘A comparative examination of methods of legal recognition of non-binary gender and intersex identity’ http://hdl.handle.net/2160/b8b9844d-6814-4455-9af1-2794f4d8f161
Biological, Environmental & Rural Sciences
Nick Dimonaco ‘ORFs, StORFs and Pseudogenes: Uncovering Novel Genomic Knowledge in Prokaryotic and Viral Genomes’ http://hdl.handle.net/2160/7ec11bc9-57b4-4acc-94ff-ef99986e8a31
Friday 15th July
Geography & Earth Sciences
Rachel Lilley ‘Rethinking Government Capacities to Tackle Wicked Problems: Mind, Emotion, Bias and Decision-Making. An Experimental Trial using Mindfulness and Behavioural Economics’ http://hdl.handle.net/2160/c119949d-43de-43eb-ab85-6ca2a3aba425