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Sydney Digital Theses (Open Access): Recent submissions

    • Exploring the Harm Reduction Potential of Cashless Gambling Payment Systems for Electronic Gaming Machines 

      Swanton, Thomas
      Published 2023
      Consumers are increasingly using cashless payments for everyday retail purchases. Despite this trend, cash use remains the status quo in physical gambling environments. The accessibility of money plays an important role ...
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    • Novel antifungal therapies using azoles and bisphosphonates 

      Kane, Aidan
      Published 2023
      The emergence of fungal infections and rising rates of antifungal resistance demand the urgent exploration of novel antifungal targets. Prior work showed that FPPS was upregulated in response to fluconazole, so it was ...
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    • Dual developmental mode: the top-down and bottom-up progress of language change in the Korean community of China since 1948 

      Zhao, Xiaoliang
      Published 2023
      The language change resulting from outside contacts in the Yǒnbyǒn Korean language in China possesses distinctive characteristics. Unlike studies of language contact and change in most contexts, which often observe ...
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    • The Australian state and women’s struggles for abortion and equal pay 1968-1980 

      McVey, Judith
      Published 2023
      My thesis offers an analysis of how the 1970s women’s campaigns for abortion rights and equal pay achieved significant improvements. The Australian state made concessions although the fundamentals of structural women’s ...
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    • Computational approaches exploring the structure and dynamics of ligand-gated ion channel receptors. 

      Chen, Zheng
      Published 2023
      This thesis explores ligand-gated ion channels including the N-methyl-D-asparate (NMDA) and P2X7 receptors. They are crucial in physiological processes and diseases like epilepsy, cancer, Alzheimer's disease, and inflammation. ...
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