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    • Mothers of calibre: reconfigurations of paid and unpaid work in neoliberalism 

      Stevenson, Leanne
      Published 2024
      This thesis explores reconfigurations the paid and unpaid work of women through the figure of “the good working mother.” Past studies of the ‘good mother’ have mostly focused on the relations and practices of motherhood, ...
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    • The campus romance: Patterns, repetitions and a popular imaginary of youth in contemporary Chinese and Taiwanese cinema 

      Nara, Vivien
      Published 2022
      This thesis concerns a genre of Chinese-language film that was especially popular in the period 2011-2016, catalysed by the commercial successes of You Are the Apple of My Eye (Taiwan, 2011) and So Young (China, 2013). As ...
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    • Design and synthesis of carborane-based antitubercular agents 

      Smith, Nicholas
      Published 2024
      Tuberculosis (TB) is one of the leading causes of death globally, with 1.4 million people succumbing to the disease in 2021 alone. Current treatments for TB consist of extended drug regimens associated with moderate toxicity ...
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    • Statistical methods and machine learning for the analysis of high-dimensional biomedical data in precision medicine 

      Chan, Adam See-Yuen
      Published 2024
      Realising the promise of precision medicine relies on the continuous advancement of data technologies and the analytical capabilities essential for their processing. High-throughput biomedical technologies have consistently ...
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    • Monolithic medicine: Unsettling vaccine hesitancy in COVID-era Philippines 

      Yu, Vincen Gregory
      Published 2024
      My thesis is an attempt to deepen the discourse surrounding vaccine hesitancy, or why and how people choose to delay their acceptance or rejection of vaccinations. I explore this through the stories of 33 vaccine-hesitant ...
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