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    • Learning to transform: transforming to learn: An exploration of teacher professional learning practices in the 4Cs (communication, collaboration, creativity and critical reflection), in the primary (K-6) setting 

      Orlovich, Susan Elizabeth
      Published 2024
      The significance of ongoing, effective teacher professional learning is widely recognised as a crucial factor in shaping teacher practice. Nevertheless, the extent to which the identified elements of effective professional ...
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    • The Fickle Pendulum: A Poetic Investigation of Belief and Doubt Through Three “Historical” Personages – Saint Thomas the Apostle, Galileo Galilei and Laura (Riding) Jackson 

      Scully, Paul
      Published 2024
      This Doctor of Arts dissertation combines a critical exegesis and a volume of poetry in a creative and scholarly inquiry into belief and doubt. In both detailed research and poetic reflection they examine and contemplate ...
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    • Non-local fault-tolerance and quasiprobabilty models in quantum computing 

      Cohen, Lawrence
      Published 2024
      In this thesis we explore two topics related to quantum computing. In the first part of this thesis we explore how geometrically non-local quantum low-density parity-check (LDPC) codes can be utilised to enable fault-tolerant ...
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    • A Personalized, Uncertainty-Aware, Trustworthy Algorithm for Effective Pain Assessment using Biosignals 

      Ji, Xinwei
      Published 2024
      Automatic pain assessment algorithms are used to improve pain assessment and assist subsequent pain treatment and management for patients without healthcare provider supervision. This thesis proposes a new pain assessment ...
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    • Effects of nutrition on male reproductive health and ageing 

      Afrin, Sadia
      Published 2024
      In this thesis, in Chapter 2 I presented a systematic review of studies that use the Nutritional Geometry Framework (NGF), revealing a lack of studies using NGF to investigate nutritional effects on male reproductive traits ...
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