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Investigating the aetiology, classification and trends of post-neonatally acquired cerebral palsy
Published 2026Background: Children with post-neonatally acquired (PNN) cerebral palsy (CP) are a subgroup of children with CP who sustained a brain injury after the prenatal/perinatal period. PNN-CP accounts for 6% of all CP in Australia ...USyd AccessThesis -
Design and Decoding of Short Block Codes for URLLC Applications
Published 2026Ultra-reliable low-latency communication (URLLC) requires short-packet transmission under stringent reliability and latency constraints. In the short-block-length regime, coding schemes are evaluated against finite-block-length ...USyd AccessThesis -
Reconstruction of Visual Experiences from Neural Activity
Published 2026Reconstruction of visual experiences from brain activity is emerging as a key research area in cognitive neuroscience and neurotechnology, paving the way for transformative assistive technologies. While recent advances in ...USyd AccessThesis -
Does Accessing International Social Media Create a Pathway for Global Citizenship Education? A Study of Mainland Chinese Students in Australian Universities
Published 2026This study explores how Chinese international students understand global citizenship, and how international social media influences their global citizenship during their time abroad. Using a mixed-methods approach, this ...USyd AccessThesis -
Identifying pathways that promote cardiovascular pathology in chronic kidney disease
Published 2026Individuals with chronic kidney disease (CKD) have a high risk of cardiovascular (CV) morbidity and mortality, for which there are limited treatment options. Uraemic toxins, such as indoxyl sulfate (IS), are a non-traditional ...USyd AccessThesis