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    • Developing Sustainable and Multifunctional Cementitious Composites by Repurposing FRP Composite Waste 

      Tao, Yunyun
      Published 2025
      Fibre-reinforced polymer (FRP) composites are widely used across industries due to their high strength-to-weight ratio, durability, and design flexibility. However, their non-biodegradable nature and complex thermoset ...
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    • Fluorescent nanosensors for metal ions 

      Haobo, Guo
      Published 2024
      Precise detection of pH and metal ion concentrations is crucial across fields such as environmental monitoring and biomedical diagnostics, as both serve as vital indicators of chemical and biological processes. Carbon dots ...
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    • The Quaint, the Ruinous, and Corporate Realism: Popular Architectures of Irish Neoliberalism 

      Mcnamara, Felix
      Published 2024
      This dissertation concerns the aesthetics of neoliberal Ireland’s ‘popular’ architecture. It argues that such architectural aesthetics serve as material for a critical reading of ideological images of contemporary Ireland, ...
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    • Engineering efficient and sustainable catalysts for hydrogen production through (photo)electrochemical water splitting 

      Ta, Xuan Minh Chau
      Published 2024
      Hydrogen (H2) is regarded as one of the most important energy sources in the sustainable economy. Water electrolysis emerges as a critical technology for green H2 production based on renewable energy with no carbon emission. ...
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    • Local and indigenous knowledge in disaster risk reduction: Analysing multi-hazard housing reconstruction strategies in the Philippines 

      Hadlos, Arvin
      Published 2025
      The place-based (“local”) and cultural (“indigenous”) knowledge of communities developed out of their embeddedness in their environments has provided them with time-tested approaches for disaster risk reduction (DRR). ...
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