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    • The carceral automaton: Digital prisons and technologies of detention 

      Mckay, Carolyn
      Published 2022
      Prisons are on the cusp of a technological transformation as twenty-first-century digital connectivity in 'free' society permeates prison design and offender management. This article will begin with an overview of the ...
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    • Digital criminal courts: The place or space of (post-)pandemic justice 

      McKay, Carolyn; Macintosh, Kristin
      Published 2023
      The COVID-19 pandemic forced criminal courts to suspend jury trials, adjourn hearings and 'pivot' to remote procedures. Integral to this sudden change has been an array of digital communication technologies: audio and ...
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    • Mentally Healthy Futures Project submission to the NSW Public Accounts Committee’s Parliamentary Inquiry: A framework for performance reporting and driving wellbeing outcomes in NSW 

      Smout, Scarlett; Bower, Marlee; Donohoe-Bales, Amarina; Meas, Danica; Guo, Kailin; Yan, Fulin; Scott, Lauren; Teesson, Maree
      Published 2024-12-16
      This report includes a policy submission from members of the Mentally Healthy Futures Project (The Matilda Centre, University of Sydney) to the NSW Public Accounts Committee’s Parliamentary Inquiry: A framework for performance ...
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    • Automatic left ventricular cavity segmentation via deep spatial sequential network in 4D computed tomography 

      Guo, Yuyu; Bi, Lei; Zhu, Zhengbin; Feng, Dagan David; Zhang, Ruiyan; Wang, Qian; Kim, Jinman
      Published 2021
      Automated segmentation of left ventricular cavity (LVC) in temporal cardiac image sequences (consisting of multiple time-points) is a fundamental requirement for quantitative analysis of cardiac structural and functional ...
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    • The impact of NDRG1 overexpression on the immunological and metabolic reprogramming of the pancreatic tumour microenvironment 

      Alenizi, Shafi
      Published 2024
      Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) is highly aggressive, with no effective treatments for the 80% of patients that are diagnosed at an advanced stage. A major hurdle in treating PDAC is the extensive tumour microenvironment ...
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