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Postgraduate Theses: Recent submissions

    • CRISPR activation screens for functional genomics discovery 

      Clark, Teleri
      Published 2025
      Clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats (CRISPR) activation (CRISPRa) has emerged as a powerful tool in molecular biology, enabling high-throughput identification of genes whose upregulation drives specific ...
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    • Predictors of SDG Disclosures in Chinese Public Companies: A Machine Learning Approach 

      Yu, Muchen
      Published 2025
      The United Nations’ call for companies to adopt SDGs presents a challenge to report on SDG performance to external stakeholders. Despite emerging discussion by standard setters and within the literature, there remains ...
      Open Access
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    • Development of a Multi-functional Nanoparticle Platform for Disease Detection, Diagnosis, and Targeted Therapy 

      Maschmeyer, Richard Thomas
      Published 2025
      Molecular imaging and nanotechnology offer new opportunities for medicine, with great promise for improving disease detection, diagnosis and treatment. Applications include enhanced imaging contrast, advanced drug delivery, ...
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    • New Synthetic Technologies for Accessing Modified Peptides and Proteins 

      Mackay, Angus Sinclair
      Published 2025
      Synthetic technologies developed to date have provided practitioners with the tools to assemble and study a structurally and functionally diverse selection of proteinaceous structures, including those that have come to ...
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    • Analytical Epidemiological Studies of Spotty Liver Disease in Australian Cage-free Laying Hens 

      Gao, Yuanshuo
      Published 2025
      Spotty liver disease (SLD) is an infectious disease mainly reported in free-range laying hens, causing significant mortality and production losses. Since the isolation and identification of Campylobacter hepaticus and ...
      Open Access
      Thesis
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