espace
Curtin's institutional repository, espace, is an open access digital collection containing the research output of Curtin staff and students. Included are digital theses, journal articles, conference papers, book chapters and more. espace preserves Curtin's research output and increases its exposure and impact by making it visible and freely available through services such as Google, Trove and OAIster.
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(2021)This thesis investigated the role of metacognitive beliefs in perinatal obsessive-compulsive disorder (or OCD), including in explaining the onset of OCD in new mothers. It evaluated a novel primary prevention intervention ...
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(2021)This thesis addresses the posthumanist problem of reconfiguring what and how the post/human means, rereading foundational binaries like human/nonhuman and life/nonlife as texts in themselves with a thickness that strains ...
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(2021)This thesis examines how interactions students in Australian universities have with their peers, teaching and non-teaching staff affect their relationship with the university. By drawing on relationship marketing and ...
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(2021)The thesis employs glycine processes to recover base and precious metals from waste printed circuit boards. Different alkaline glycine-based leaching systems were proposed and investigated in-depth. Leaching behaviour of ...
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(2020)This thesis will explore the proposition that the current strategies governing medium density infill housing provision applied by some local governments only further contribute to the socio-spatial polarisation of Australian ...
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(2020)To characterise geological features that control the fluid flow in the subsurface from seismic data, I develop a multi-attribute analysis using an artificial neural network. The network is trained on the plume of CO2 ...
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(2021)This research aims to develop an innovative data environment to improve the information flow in complex projects. The data environment leverages the smart sensing technology and BIM to collect site information, and then ...
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(2021)The aim of this thesis was to understand family experiences of noticing and help-seeking for child developmental delays and identify factors that impact pathways to service access. This PhD took a step back from the ...
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(2021)Understanding the rock electrical-controlling factors is critical for well-log interpretation in shale formations. However, formation electrical models applying on the well-log interpretation for conventional reservoirs ...
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(2021)The purpose of the study presented in this Thesis was to explore the correct utilisation of Edward de Bono’s thinking tools by work teams within business organisations. The problem investigated was the main concern of ...
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