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    • Intelligent Data Analysis for Energy Management 

      Chang, Xiaomin
      Published 2023
      Predictive data analysis has been identified as essential to support intelligent energy management for better energy sustainability and efficiency. Previous studies have showcased that predicted energy information can ...
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    • Towards Generalizable Deep Image Matting: Decomposition, Interaction, and Merging 

      Li, Jizhizi
      Published 2023
      Image matting refers to extracting the precise alpha mattes from images, playing a critical role in many downstream applications. Despite extensive attention, key challenges persist and motivate the research presented in ...
      Open Access
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    • The ecological effects of animal mass mortalities on an Australian scavenging food web 

      Bonat, Stefanie Jade
      Published 2023
      Animal mass mortality events (MMEs) involve the rapid, catastrophic die-off of organisms, which can produce tons of dead biomass in a single event. In the past few years, Australia has witnessed increasing MMEs including ...
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    • Endogenous UMIs as quantifiable reporter elements – validation studies & applications in rAAV vectorology 

      Wilmott, Patrick Gurney
      Published 2023
      In the creation of recombinant adeno-associated viral (rAAV) vectors, terminal DNA elements known ITRs (inverted terminal repeats) of the direct the intracellular synthesis and packaging of nonviral DNA. The need to clonally ...
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    • Quantifying the Physiological and Biophysical Time-Course of Human Heat Adaptation 

      Lynch, Grant Patrick
      Published 2023
      The present thesis builds on existing work done in the field of human thermoregulation, with a specific focus on the impact of repeated heat exposures to a natural (acclimatisation) or artificial (acclimation) environment ...
      Open Access
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