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Development of fragment-bearing cyclic peptides as first-in-class therapeutics against ALT-positive osteosarcomas
Published 2025Osteosarcoma is the most common type of primary bone malignancy that arises during the adolescent growth spurt and disproportionately affects young people. With no targeted therapy available, patients diagnosed with ...USyd AccessThesis -
The intensity of free-living stepping activities: influence of key methodological choices on the magnitude and precision of its associations with health outcomes
Published 2025Steps are an intuitive and widely used measure of ambulatory movement, yet formal step-based health guidelines remain absent. While daily step amount has been extensively studied, stepping intensity has been overlooked ...USyd AccessThesis -
Molecular probes for selective sensing of membrane phospholipids
Published 2025Phospholipids are major components of the biological membranes; tools for detecting them in living cells and organisms are essential to understand the functions of different phospholipids. This thesis focuses on the ...USyd AccessThesis -
Addressing Challenges in Estimating Treatment Effects in Oncology Clinical Trials
Published 2025Accurate estimation of treatment effects in randomised controlled trials (RCTs) is crucial for guiding clinical care, informing regulatory decisions, and optimising healthcare resource allocation. In oncology RCTs, where ...USyd AccessThesis -
Carbon/iron co-product from clean hydrogen production as the multifunctional catalyst for efficient wastewater remediation
Published 2025Hydrogen (H2) is not only an important chemical raw material but also an extremely important green energy. CH4 cracking plays an essential role in the H2 production process. In the absence of a catalyst, the cracking ...USyd AccessThesis