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Sydney Digital Theses (University of Sydney Access only): Recent submissions

    • Geometric Information for Wireless Communications and Localization 

      Yu, Haiyao
      Published 2024
      This thesis presents two distinct yet complementary approaches to advance wireless communication systems. First, leveraging geometric information, I address the challenge of predicting the outdoor signal strength of cellular ...
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    • Novel bimetallic Pt/Ru catalysts for efficient direct methanol fuel cell 

      Deng, Yeyu
      Published 2024
      In recent years, with the pursuit of more sustainable development, direct methanol fuel cells (DMFCs) have become an attractive energy conversion device option. DMFCs have unique advantages, such as high energy conversion ...
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    • Exploring the role of gesture as a communication and thinking tool used by students as they work together to solve number line tasks. 

      Smith, Jodie
      Published 2024
      Gestures are learner-generated movements of the body that often accompany speech to convey ideas or emphasis. Although research has found that gestures are important for the teaching and learning of mathematics, these ...
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    • The role and effects of maternal inflammation, environmental factors and epigenetics in childhood neurodevelopmental disorders 

      Han, Xinying Velda
      Published 2024
      Environmental exposures throughout life have significant impacts on child brain development. Human epidemiological studies support the link between maternal immune activation (MIA), via maternal inflammatory exposures ...
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    • Digital health technologies for supporting patients with atrial fibrillation 

      Trivedi, Ritu Jignesh
      Published 2024
      Atrial fibrillation (AF) management is complex and newer models of care delivery involving digital health are warranted to support patient self-management and address the growing disease burden. Conversational artificial ...
      USyd Access
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