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    • "New Experiments in Vice:" Places of Experiment and Disorder in the Stuart Restoration (1660-1688) 

      Holt, Paddy
      Published 2023
      Some of the most canonical work on spaces of experiment in the Stuart Restoration (1660-1688), and indeed on the “place of experiment” more generally, has been largely concerned with settings insulating experiments from ...
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    • The colonial sea: the making and displaying of sea pieces in colonial Australia 1840-1890 

      Armstrong, Trevor
      Published 2024
      This thesis seeks to provide an understanding of how Australian colonial artists and their audiences responded to the sea in an environment that was remote from the accepted metropolitan modes of visual taste and display. ...
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    • Molecular Epidemiology of Staphylococcus aureus and Newer Treatment Strategies 

      Dotel, Ravindra
      Published 2024
      Staphylococcus aureus stands out as the most prevalent bacteria causing bloodstream infection (BSI). This formidable pathogen demonstrates its severity by claiming the lives of over one in four individuals within three ...
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    • Explore the anticancer and antimetastatic effect of soluble epoxide hydrolase inhibitors (sEHI) in the treatment of human uveal melanoma (UM) in 2d and 3d cell culture models 

      Dang, Nguyen Huong Que Hiep
      Published 2024
      Uveal melanoma is the primary form of eye cancer– a rare but deadly disease with up to 50% of the patients’ died from metastasis. Patients with metastatic UM have a lifespan of up to 18 months. There are few proven ...
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    • Application of cardiac imaging modalities in the assessment of coronary artery disease 

      Mazhar, Jawad
      Published 2024
      In this thesis, Cardiac MRI and intravascular imaging have been used to address the challenges in coronary artery disease. A novel high-resolution 3-dimensional magnetic resonance imaging method for quantifying infarct ...
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