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Sydney Digital Theses (Open Access): Recent submissions

    • Investigating the use of steroids in children with Infantile Epileptic Spasms Syndrome: A multi-omics evaluation of gene and epigenetic regulation 

      Innes, Emily Amy
      Published 2026
      Objectives: Infantile epileptic spasms syndrome (IESS) is a severe developmental and epileptic encephalopathy of infancy. High-dose oral prednisolone may induce epileptic spasm remission yet long-term outcomes remain poor ...
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    • Rebuilding Public Trust in Social Media Platforms? A Case Study of Meta’s Oversight Board 

      Cao, Rumeng
      Published 2026
      Social media platforms have become an integral part of everyday life. Power within the digital environment has become concentrated in a few dominant platforms because of user behaviour and platform design. This concentration ...
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    • Automated Mobile Content Compliance Verification Using Multimodal Learning 

      Denipitiyage, Dishanika Dewani
      Published 2026
      The rapid expansion of the mobile app ecosystem has intensified concerns about exposure to inappropriate or misleading content, particularly for children. Although regulatory frameworks such as the GDPR, and app store ...
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    • Automatic Privacy Compliance Checks for Mobile Apps Using Natural Language Processing 

      Pinchahewage, Bhanuka Malith Silva
      Published 2026
      The rapid growth of the mobile app ecosystem has intensified concerns about how user data is collected, shared, and communicated through privacy disclosures. Privacy compliance in app marketplaces relies heavily on developer ...
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    • Computational modelling of spatial contagion dynamics: epidemics, infodemics and socio-economic turbulence 

      Jamerlan, Ma Christina
      Published 2026
      Contagions, ranging from epidemics to infodemics and socio-economic turbulence, are often studied in isolation despite exhibiting analogous spatiotemporal transmission dynamics. In this thesis, we develop a unifying ...
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