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Critical point network-based organizational principle of cortical spatiotemporal dynamics
Published 2026Inspired by the field of turbulence and vector field topology in neural activities, this thesis introduces a novel and generalizable organizational principle of cortical spatiotemporal dynamics based on a global network ...USyd AccessThesis -
Mathematical Models for Immune Checkpoint Blockade and Delayed Responses
Published 2026Immune checkpoint blockades have transformed oncology, yet a persistent clinical puzzle remains: Why do some patients exhibit delayed responses, with tumours that initially grow or plateau before abruptly regressing? This ...USyd AccessThesis -
Memory, Perception & the Art of Seeing Double
Published 2007This project seeks to examine the role of memory in the viewing of art, in a thesis, ‘Memory, Perception & the Art of Seeing Double’, and an exhibition, ‘the return room’. Drawing on the writings of Henri Bergson and Marcel ...USyd AccessThesis -
Efficient and Robust Self-Supervised Learning for Deep Learning-Based Healthcare Applications
Published 2026As healthcare increasingly relies on deep learning for medical imaging, a critical challenge arises: the scarcity of labeled data due to expensive and time-consuming manual clinical annotation. This thesis addresses the ...USyd AccessThesis -
Targeted evidence-based care in bronchiectasis in a regional centre: a treatable traits approach to improving clinical and implementation outcomes
Published 2026Bronchiectasis is a syndrome that develops from a complex interaction of pathophysiological mechanisms, where permanent, abnormal airway dilation is the defining feature. Symptoms, recurrent exacerbations and hospitalisation ...USyd AccessThesis