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    • Floating Creativity: Writing Cultural Identity in Postwar Hong Kong (the 1950s-1970s) 

      Chau, Leung
      Published 2023
      The post-war period (the 1950s–1970s) is a good starting point to explore how questions of home and belonging were discussed in Hong Kong society, as it was marked by a massive influx of mainland Chinese migrants into ...
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    • Embracing Goudiao 句鑃 and the Land of Wuyue 吴越: Cultural Voice and Historical Connections in Contemporary Music Composition 

      Jiang, Zhongyu
      Published 2023
      This thesis examines the complex relationship between cultural heritage, land, and historical instruments in contemporary music composition, with a focus on the Wuyue 吴越 region in southeastern China. The study explores the ...
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    • Model Reduction for the Kuramoto-Sakaguchi Model: analyzing the effect of non-entrained rogue oscillators 

      Yue, Wenqi
      Published 2024
      The Kuramoto-Sakaguchi model is a paradigmatic model of coupled oscillator system which displays collective behaviour. This thesis is concerned with better understanding of the model through construction of lowerdimens ...
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    • The challenges faced and the role played by the Copts and other ethnic communities in Sudan during political and social changes in the late nineteenth century. 

      Meikhail, Gamal
      Published 2023
      The Turko-Egyptian invasion of Sudan in 1820 by Mohammad Ali was primarily to supply the Egyptian army with warrior fighters and gold to finance the military. As a result, his army occupied almost all the land of present ...
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    • Evaluation of the influence of the innate and adaptive immune response in the pathogenesis of post-traumatic osteoarthritis based on an in-depth analysis of the cellular inflammation pattern and its molecular driving factors 

      Haubruck, Patrick
      Published 2023
      Post-traumatic osteoarthritis (ptOA) remains a common and debilitating musculoskeletal disease affecting a large population of patients. While initially it was believed that ptOA was purely caused by wear and tear of the ...
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