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Sydney Digital Theses (Open Access): Recent submissions

    • Challenges and Complexities in the Management of Acute Diverticulitis 

      Ahmadi, Nima
      Published 2023
      The aim of this thesis was to explore a few select challenges in the management of patients with acute diverticulitis (AD). This was done by undertaking 3 retrospective studies utilising the 13-year experience of management ...
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    • You, Me, and Us. An examination of self- and informant-reported extrinsic emotion regulation processes in romantic couples. 

      Walker, Sarah
      Published 2024
      Emotions are an integral part of human life shaping our interaction with the world and the people in it. I examine two key emotion-related constructs in adult romantic relationships—emotional intelligence(EI) and extrinsic ...
      Open Access
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    • Characterising the role of the ascending arousal system in facilitating global brain dynamics in health and neurodegeneration 

      Taylor, Natasha Louise
      Published 2023
      The inherent complexity of the brain can be attributed to countless interacting parts, from microcircuit detail scaled to large oscillatory fluctuations of macroscopic activity. One such structure that has previously been ...
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    • Impacts of intracellular lipid mobilisation on endothelial dysfunction 

      Huang, Yu
      Published 2023
      Lipid metabolism and transport are important for the development of cardiovascular diseases (CVD). Oxysterol-binding related proteins-2 (ORP2) is the only known lipid transporter to transport cholesterol on the plasma ...
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    • Online Multi-Object Tracking Using LiDAR 

      Zeng, Ruihao
      Published 2024
      Multi-object tracking (MOT), often referred to as multi-target tracking (MTT), plays a pivotal role in applications such as connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs) and autonomy through infrastructure (ATI). Positioned as ...
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