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- Anna Clark
- Benjamín Alexander Durán-Vinet – CRISPR-Dx as a tool for marine biomonitoring
- Gracie Kroos – Surveillance of wallaby pest species in New Zealand using environmental DNA
- Haylee Quertermous – female hierarchy and sex change in New Zealand spotty wrasse
- Jonika Edgecombe – Early and effective detection of marine pest species
- Michelle Liddy – developing natural samplers (filter feeders, such as sponges and tunicates) of environmental DNA for marine biodiversity monitoring.
- Nicolás Restrepo Garzon – Understanding ecosystem health in kelp forests using environmental DNA (eDNA).
Co-Supervised PhD students
- Ryan Easton – fish passage barriers and river connectivity in Murihiku (Southland Region) on New Zealand’s South Island
- Sebastián Alvarez Costes – molecular evolutionary history of Hector’s and Māui’s dolphins.
- Jessica Moffitt – Temperate and polar marine communities’ responses to ocean warming: An assessment using in-situ environmental manipulations – Just submitted!!!