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Sydney Digital Theses (Open Access): Recent submissions

    • The Metacognitive Role of Giving-up Tendencies 

      Law, Marvin
      Published 2023
      The decision to give up reflects a metacognitive strategy which can minimise errors, time and effort when solving problems. Despite its utility, there is a dearth of research into this behaviour. This thesis presents the ...
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    • The Unfolded Protein Response (UPR) in the brain and placenta after nicotinic and hypoxic exposures, and within Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) 

      Thomson, Shannon Aimee Goetz
      Published 2023
      INTRODUCTION The Unfolded Protein Response (UPR) is a function of the gene expression process whereby misfolded proteins are removed. The UPR has multiple functions, including regulation of autophagy, transcription and ...
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    • High Frequency Physiological Data Quality Modelling in the Intensive Care Unit 

      Goodwin, Andrew James
      Published 2023
      Intensive care medicine is a resource intense environment in which technical and clinical decision making relies on rapidly assimilating a huge amount of categorical and timeseries physiologic data. These signals are being ...
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    • Biofunctionalization of UHMWPE fabric for ligament or tendon regeneration 

      Wahed, Sonia Binte
      Published 2023
      Due to superior physical qualities, ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene has become a prominent biomaterial for ligament/tendon (L/T) implants. There has been interest in addressing UHMWPE's bio-inert shortcomings by ...
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    • Rational bacteriophage and antibiotic combinations to combat antimicrobial resistance 

      Ali, Khalid
      Published 2023
      Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) continues to exert a significant toll on global health and progress. Clinical development of new antimicrobial agents has lagged for the last few decades leading to a resurgence of bacteriophage ...
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