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Sydney Digital Theses (Open Access): Recent submissions

    • Addressing variation in treatment decision-making and outcomes in patients with locally advanced and recurrent rectal cancer 

      Brown, Kilian Geddie McCrimmon
      Published 2025
      Approximately 10% of patients with primary rectal cancer have a T4 tumour at presentation which may locally invade adjacent pelvic organs, bone, neurovascular or other soft tissue structures (T4b tumours). In addition, up ...
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    • From a Breadwinner to a Good and Useful Citizen: The Attitudinal Shift Towards Child Labour in NSW, 1850–1916 

      Salmanova, Ulduz
      Published 2025
      In New South Wales, childhood underwent a fundamental transformation during the modern era as child labour restrictions replaced widespread child employment with education-focused childhoods. This shift, rooted in ...
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    • Urban Displacement in New York City and Gentrification as City-wide Strategy, 2019-2024 

      Ewing, Patrick
      Published 2025
      This thesis examines the causes and catalysts of urban displacement in contemporary New York City. More than a physical relocation urban displacement is understood as a spatial and ontological effect of intertwining ...
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    • Talking about life and work: Exploring Aboriginal employees’ experiences of the fit between Central Australian lifeworlds and NGO workplace practices and service delivery models 

      Bevis, Miriam
      Published 2025
      Aboriginal employees play a vital role in non-government organisations in Central Australia however there remains a continual under-representation of Aboriginal people in the human service workforce in this remote area. ...
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    • Quantifying dynamical properties of brain activity using complex systems analysis 

      Bryant, Annie Gilmore
      Published 2025
      The human brain exhibits a complex and multiscale dynamical structure, from microscopic cellular crosstalk to macroscopic networks. While complex systems science offers a plethora of analytical tools, brain dynamics are ...
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