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Josh Mogyoros successfully defended his MSc thesis on December 6, 2016: "Flexibility of bacterial type IV pili determined using atomic force microscopy". 

Carson Li successfully defended his MSc Thesis on October 5, 2016: "Adaptive Quantum Tomography of Pure States and Unitary Gates".

Andrew Harris successfully defended his MSc Thesis on April 25, 2016: "A new group of eubacterial light-driven retinal-binding proton pumps with an unusual cytoplasmic proton donor".

Richard Parg successfully defended his MSc Thesis on March 29, 2016: "Nanomechanical Measurements of Viscoelastic Properties of Bacterial Cells: Effect of Antimicrobial Peptides and Challenges Associated with Measurements in Buffer".

Andrew MacLean successfully defended his MSc Thesis on March 31, 2016: "Gamma-Gamma Angular Correlation Measurements with Griffin".

Alexander Galea successfully defended his MSc Thesis on January 11, 2016: "Diffusion Monte Carlo study of strongly interacting two-dimensional Fermi gases".

Rachel Munro successfully defended her MSc Thesis on January 5, 2016: "Investigations into the production of integral membrane proteins for solid-state NMR spectroscopy".

Dustin Tesselaar successfully defended his MSc Thesis on September 25, 2015: "An Analytical Approach for Compton-Rayleigh Scatter Peak Analysis for the Mars Science Laboratory Alpha Particle X-ray Spectrometer".

Jordan Rose successfully defended his MSc Thesis on September 8, 2015: "The Gamification of Physics Education: A Controlled Study of the Effect on Motivation of First Year Life Science Students".

Erin Shelton successfully defended her MSc Thesis on August 31, 2015: "Quantifying Spatiotemporal Patterns in the Expansion of Twitching Bacterial Colonies".