espace
Curtin's institutional repository, espace, is an open access digital collection of Curtin research publications and higher degree by research theses. espace facilitates worldwide discoverability of Curtin research outputs, via search engines such as Google and Google Scholar, and services like OAIster and Trove.
For instructions on how Curtin Researchers can deposit their research outputs into espace, refer to the Library’s Guide to espace.
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(2024)Environmental concerns like plastic pollution and energy crises drive sustainable biopolymer and bioelectricity development. Biomass conversion, especially from macroalgae, addresses climate change. This study optimized ...
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(2024)Understanding how future educators approach STEM is crucial for developing effective teacher education programs. This study examined STEM attitudes among 146 first-year preservice teachers in Western Australia, comparing ...
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(2024)This research explored WA public health sector workers' perceptions of mandated workplace training to identify strategies to optimise the uptake and impact of the training. The key finding was that staff are more likely ...
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(2024)This thesis examined the prescription of water-based circuit exercise training as an alternative to traditional gym-based exercise training in people with stable coronary heart disease. The project found that water-based ...
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(2024)The thesis aims to predict precious metal market prices using a deep learning model known as Nonlinear AutoRegressive with eXogenous input. Market forecasts of the 58 assets selected are evaluated through portfolio ...
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(2023)It is imperative to use renewable energy sources for heat storage and electricity generation. Concentrating Solar Power (CSP) is the most efficient way. The CSP is paired with a thermal energy storage (TES) module to ...
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(2024)Societies always welcome entrepreneurial initiatives as they are reported to have many benefits beyond their mere economic impact. Successful entrepreneurial ventures are known to have a positive impact by creating ...
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(2024)Background: The pathologisation of people with disability1 has long affected the educational quality of the sexuality education they receive. Whilst concern for people with disability has been growing in some comprehensive ...