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    • Shifting focus from quantity to quality: Mapping, understanding, and managing within-field variability in crop quality in cotton and grain systems 

      Tilse, Mikaela Jane
      Published 2025
      Australian cotton and grain growers are renowned for producing high-yielding, high-quality fibre and grains. However, there is considerable variation in both yield and quality within and between fields, farms, and seasons. ...
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    • Short Text Clustering with Large Language Models 

      Miller, Justin
      Published 2025
      This thesis addresses the challenges of clustering short text data, focusing on human interpretability and validation metrics. Employing Gaussian Mixture Models with embeddings from Large Language Models, this thesis ...
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    • Biomechanics of Oral Collagenous Soft Tissues and their Roles in Mechanobiological Processes and Clinical Implications 

      Zhong, Jingxiao
      Published 2023
      Biomechanical properties are central to the functions of many oral soft tissues, which are determined by the hierarchical organisation of their constituents. External mechanical stimulation is sensed by the cellular ...
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    • Understanding Data Breach Information: How lay Individuals Interpret Breach Notifications 

      Hu, Muqing
      Published 2025
      This thesis investigates how lay individuals interpret and respond to current data breach notifications(DBNs). By demonstrating DBN as a new form of accounting information, this thesis calls for “rethinking expertise” ...
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    • The function of heavy metals and antibiotics in the co-selection of plasmid-borne environmental resistance genes 

      Gillieatt, Brodie
      Published 2025
      Heavy metal contamination contributes to the dissemination and persistence of antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) in environmental reservoirs. The overlapping presence of antibiotics and metals, along with shared resistance ...
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