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    • First Principles Investigation of Covalently Immobilised Metalloporphyrins on Carbon Supports for the Electrochemical Reduction of CO2 

      Conquest, Oliver
      Published 2023
      Metal-organic molecular catalysts used for CO2 electroreduction (CO2ERR) have recently been shown to exhibit remarkable CO2ERR performance (particularly when immobilised). One of the main challenges, however, is determining ...
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    • The Representation of Minority Elements in Modern Chinese Piano Works and their Interpretation in Performance 

      Zhou, Yun
      Published 2022
      China, with its vast ethnic diversity, provides an inexhaustible resource for the evolution of Chinese music. This diversity, notably the interweaving of minority ethnic cultures with the dominant Han Chinese culture, has ...
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    • The Effects of Group Singing on the Cognitive Communication Skills and Wellbeing of Individuals with Dementia 

      Monroe, Penelope Ann
      Published 2023
      Communication is the process through which our most primal needs of belonging, attachment and self-actualisation are met and is, therefore, closely related to our survival, life achievements and wellbeing. An estimated 55 ...
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    • Assessing the function of tumour specific and bystander T-cells in relation to clinical outcomes of melanoma patients 

      Attrill, Grace Heloise
      Published 2023
      CD8+ T cells are immune cells that can specifically target and kill cancer cells. Immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICIs) that boost CD8+ T cell activity in tumours have greatly reduced melanoma recurrence rates. Yet, over 40% ...
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    • Inhibition of proteolytic degradation of the basement membrane during embryogenesis impacts collagen IV biosynthesis and cell differentiation 

      Stark, Nicola Elizabeth
      Published 2023
      Preimplantation embryo development involves a series of complex biological processes. Previous studies have described how L-pro is naturally found in hydrolysed collagen, specifically collagen type IV within the embryo’s ...
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