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    • Investigating child and adolescent sport dropout from a bio-ecological perspective in Australian swimming: How important is the coaching climate? 

      Moulds, Kylie Narelle
      Published 2023
      Child and adolescent sport participation can provide a platform for young people to reach a multitude of developmental benefits, such as improved physical health, as well as psychosocial and motor skill development (Côté ...
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    • Integrating Traditional and Close Range Photogrammetric Bathymetric Reconstructions to Enhance Predictions of Fish Abundance and Distribution on the NSW Coast 

      Pygas, Daniel
      Published 2023
      The physical structure of marine habitat is a key determinant of the distribution and abundance of marine biota. Photogrammetry is a new method of obtaining bathymetric reconstructions using overlapping imagery. It is ...
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    • Interactions between Herpes Simplex Virus, intraepidermal nerves and epidermal Langerhans and dendritic cells within human skin 

      Herbert, Jason John
      Published 2023
      Herpes Simplex virus types 1 and 2 (HSV-1 and -2) are prevalent lifelong infections globally, causing serious complications and predisposing to HIV acquisition. HSV-1 infection of the skin/mucosa initiates a race between ...
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    • Feline transfusion medicine: current Australian blood banking and transfusion practices and the effect of storage lesion 

      Morse, Sophia
      Published 2023
      Blood transfusions are an essential and potentially lifesaving intervention in feline emergency and critical care medicine. While recent research has expanded understanding of species-specific differences in haemorheology ...
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    • Generalised Kernel Representations with Applications to Data Efficient Machine Learning 

      Tompkins, Anthony
      Published 2023
      The universe of mathematical modelling from observational data is a vast space. It consists a cacophony of differing paths, with doors to worlds with seemingly diametrically opposed perspectives that all attempt to conjure ...
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