Established in 1998, the Mollie Holman Doctoral Award is named after the late pioneering physiologist Emeritus Professor Mollie Holman AO, in honour of her significant contributions to science and education.
Every year, ten medals are awarded to doctoral students, normally one from each faculty. Those who have fulfilled their degree requirements and presented the best thesis of the year.
The Mollie Holman Doctoral Awards are the highest academic honours the university bestows – marking recipients as researchers of the highest order.
| Year | Recipient |
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2019
| Dr Changwei Tan
Time Series Classification at Scale |
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2018
| Dr Jiangning Song
Predicting functional sites in proteins using intelligent machine learning and data mining techniques |
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2017
| Dr Ye Zhu
Efficient Identification of Arbitrary Shape and Varying Density Clusters in high-dimensional Data |
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2015
| Dr Zahraa Abdallah
Adaptive Activity Recognition Techniques with Evolving Data Streams |
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2013
| Dr Michael Brand
Computing with arbitrary and random numbers |
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2012
| Dr Yanir Seroussi
Text mining and rating prediction with topical user model |
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2011
| Dr Ben Porter
A developmental system for organic form synthesis |
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2010
| Dr Arun Mani
Correlation inequalities for Tutte polynomials |
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2009
| Dr Rebecca Robinson
Characterisations and algorithms for topological containment of wheel graphs |
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2008
| Dr Ferdous Sohel
Vertex-based shape coding framework |
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2007
| Dr Benny Nasution
Trusted transaction secure network: Agent-based distributed security control system for traffic on the Internet |
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2006
| Dr Gillian Oliver
Information in organisations: A comparative study of information cultures |
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2005
| Dr Xiaozhe Wang
Characteristic-based forecasting for time series data |
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2004
| Dr Iman Poernomo
Variations on a theme of Curry and Howard: The Curry-Howard isomorphism and the proofs-as-programs paradigm adapted to imperative and structured program synthesis |
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2003
| Dr Livia Iacovino
Ethical-legal frameworks for recordkeeping: Regulatory models, participants and their rights and obligations |
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2002
| Dr Linda Dawson
An investigation of the use of object oriented models in requirements engineering practice |
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2001
| Dr Tao Chen
Adaptive order statistics based filters and transform domain filters for image restoration |
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2000
| Dr David Wood
Three-dimensional orthogonal graph drawing |
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1998
| Dr Milosh Ivanovich
Teletraffic modelling analysis and synthesis of a generic broadband multi-service Protocol |
