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    • From cells to mice and back again: Designing a series of GlyT2 inhibitors for the treatment of neuropathic pain 

      Peiser-Oliver, Julian
      Published 2024
      Impaired glycinergic neurotransmission has been implicated in the development of neuropathic pain. With a widespread interest in non-opioid analgesics, there has been a concerted effort to develop glycine transporter 2 ...
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    • Optimisation of Star Trackers for Simultaneous Resident Space Object Detection and Attitude Determination 

      Guinane, Julian
      Published 2024
      Safe and sustained access to space is increasingly being threatened by the growing number of satellite launches and large amounts of space debris. Having the ability to detect and track these Resident Space Objects (RSOs) ...
      Open Access
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    • Emphasising the Central Role of Culture on Explanatory Models on Addiction - Redirecting the Dominant Discourse on Addiction 

      Weinrabe, Ange
      Published 2024
      Addiction, often labelled a disease by the medical model, remains a contested phenomenon, with some authors reducing it to a physical disorder and others critiquing this narrow view. Traditional approaches that focus solely ...
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    • Machine Learning Models for Regional Soil Monitoring and Global Data Prediction with Limited Data 

      Widyastuti, Marliana Tri
      Published 2024
      The application of machine learning (ML) in soil attribute mapping has significantly advanced over the past few decades. However, a key challenge remains: ML models are ‘data hungry’, and the limited number of soil ...
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    • Sustainability Transitions: Decarbonising Road Freight Transportation in Australia 

      Popat, Archana Dhiren
      Published 2024
      Logistics and freight transportation contribute significantly to Australia's greenhouse gas emissions. Vehicular emissions from commercial trucks are projected to increase as cities in Australia expand to accommodate the ...
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