University of Canterbury, Biosecurity Innovations PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships
We have 4 University of Canterbury, Biosecurity Innovations PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships
We have 4 University of Canterbury, Biosecurity Innovations PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships
Enabling 'go-hard, go-early' for novel pathogen incursion using electrical and molecular detection tools
This project is part of the new Biosecurity Innovations cluster, and jointly supervised between Bill Heffernan and Ian Dickie. Early detection is critical to any effective biosecurity strategy. Read more
Combining technology and behavioural science to improve citizen-science monitoring of biosecurity risks
Effective management of New Zealand’s biosecurity requires ongoing monitoring of potential threats, by both experts and the general public. Read more
Microfluidic assays for in-field pathogen detection
Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA)- and Ribonucleic acid (RNA)-based techniques provide a powerful toolkit for the early detection, identification and tracking of biosecurity related pathogens and invasive species. Read more
Using ecological community data to optimise the sensitivity and specificity of biosecurity surveillance networks
Trade is never zero risk, despite our best efforts there is always some residual probability that an unwanted, potentially invasive, species will cross our border. Read more
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