• Individual differences in the impostor phenomenon 

      Mak, Karina
      Published 2024
      The impostor phenomenon (IP) is a psychological experience of intellectual and professional fraudulence despite objective markers of success. Research has focused on the prevalence and predictors of this phenomenon without ...
      USyd Access
      Thesis
    • Multi-Modality Generative Intelligence Framework for Alzheimer's Disease Quantification 

      Li, Yanxiao
      Published 2024
      Dementia, particularly Alzheimer's Disease (AD), is a major global health challenge and a leading cause of death and disability. As projections suggest that the prevalence of dementia could triple by 2050, the need for ...
      USyd Access
      Thesis
    • te quoque, Luna, traho: Medea, Dido, and the Metapoetics of Cosmic Disruption 

      Pinkham, Alexandra
      Published 2024
      This thesis examines the representation of Dido and Medea across Roman literature in passages where the two heroines are seen by the light of the moon. Cosmic disruption was a major concern in the ancient world, and this ...
      USyd Access
      Thesis
    • Decentralized Trust in Crowdsourced Drone Services 

      Akram, Junaid
      Published 2024
      The proliferation of crowdsourced drone services in areas such as bushfire monitoring, environmental surveillance, and emergency response highlights the urgent need for scalable, secure, and reliable trust management ...
      USyd Access
      Thesis
    • Improving the Standard of Care in Diabetic Kidney Disease 

      O'Hara, Daniel Vincent
      Published 2024
      Without careful management, people with type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) are at risk of progressive kidney function decline, conferring increased risks of cardiovascular events, hospitalisations for complications, and ...
      USyd Access
      Thesis