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    • Do Plants Grow Differently Around Leaky Weirs? 

      Sun, Alex (Yu)
      Published 2026-05-25
      Degraded river systems lead to problems beyond poor water quality. Alluvial pastures along degraded rivers lose their resilience against floods and droughts, and aquatic animals are deprived of their breeding grounds when ...
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    • Digital Discharge Education and Secondary Prevention of Heart Disease following Acute Coronary Syndrome 

      Ellis, Tiffany Bianca
      Published 2026
      Background: For people diagnosed with acute coronary syndrome (ACS), education on secondary prevention should commence prior to discharge from hospital, however there are many barriers to engagement and its delivery. This ...
      USyd Access
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    • Manipulation of Natural Deformables: Simulation, Inference, and Learning 

      Jacob, Jayadeep
      Published 2026
      Over the past decades, machine learning has transformed robotic manipulation, enabling autonomous systems to perform complex rigid body tasks. Yet, this progress has not translated to deformable objects, characterised by ...
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    • Strategies to Ensure Intersectional Fairness in Vision-Language Models for Clinical Decision Support 

      Zhang, Yupeng
      Published 2026
      Rapid integration of artificial intelligence (AI), particularly Vision-Language Models (VLMs), as decision support system for medical diagnosis promises to enhance healthcare outcomes. However, these models can inherit and ...
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    • A Culturally Appropriate and Linguistically Understandable Translation Approach: For Dementia-related Public Health Information 

      He, Zihan
      Published 2025
      Dementia is a leading cause of death in Australia. As Australia’s culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) ageing population grows, dementia-related public health information must be scientifically accurate, culturally ...
      Open Access
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