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Sydney Digital Theses (Open Access): Recent submissions

    • Neural mechanisms behind imagined experience 

      Sulfaro, Alexander Anthony
      Published 2023
      Mental images seem to involve a sensory experience of our thoughts, yet one which seems inferior to the sensory experience of ordinary veridical perception. While accounts have proposed how this difference might arise, ...
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    • Molecular mechanisms of thoracic aortic aneurysm in Marfan Syndrome 

      Dong, Charlotte Xue
      Published 2023
      Background: Marfan Syndrome (MFS) is a monogenic multisystem disorder resulting from mutations in fibrillin-1, resulting in thoracic aortic aneurysm. Currently, effective treatments and a clear understanding of the underlying ...
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    • Implications of gravitational instantons for the strong CP problem and axions 

      Chen, Zhe
      Published 2024
      We have proposed an extension of the standard Peceei-Quinn mechanism to provide a genuine solution to the strong CP problem. This extension introduces an additional axion field, a companion to the standard QCD axion. Our ...
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    • Making sense of waste: understanding the (in)visibilities of waste in Sydney through labour and infrastructure 

      Duncan, Elizabeth
      Published 2024
      This thesis considers how waste works in Sydney, with an emphasis on the infrastructure, labour and materials of the city’s waste system. This work is grounded in feminist literature, specifically in the fields of human ...
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    • Chaotic Simplicity: A Systematic Investigation of the Structure-Property Relationships in Simple ABO4 Metal Oxides 

      Mullens, Bryce
      Published 2023
      The replacement of carbon-emitting energy sources with cleaner alternatives on an industrial scale is regarded as a critical priority for limiting the effects of anthropogenic climate change. The global economy needs ways ...
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