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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(2017)The worldwide prevalence of diabetes has risen to 8.5% among adults, which represents a staggering rise in prevalence from 4.7% in 1980. Whilst some treatments work by increasing insulin secretion, over time their ...
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(2022)With the progressive aging of the world’s population, prolongation of a healthy lifespan in old age has become a medical research priority. The presence of depressive symptoms in later life is associated with poor health ...
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(2022)Introduction: Risk scoring systems exist to predict perioperative blood transfusion risk in cardiac surgery, but none have been validated in the Australian or New Zealand population. The ACTA-PORT score was developed in ...
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(2022)Earthen construction materials (ECM) have been used in India since ancient times in the form of rammed earth blocks and mud house walls. The subsoil is often stabilized with lime/cement to improve its performance and ...
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(2019)This review focusses on the use of recycled and virgin polymers in mineral and metallurgical processing, both high and ambient temperature processes, including novel applications. End of life applications of polymers as ...
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(2023)This article reports the characterisation of pyrolysis of automotive shredder residue using in situ synchrotron IR, gas-phase IR, and thermal analyses to explore if the automotive shredder residue can be converted into ...
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(2023)Host-guest relationships have become one of the most discussed topics in the context of Airbnb in recent years. An extensive literature review revealed that research into this domain has yet to adequately map the relationship ...
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(2022)Fan fiction methodologies and medievalism can be merged with the conventions of Young Adult fiction to construct fictional narratives that experiment with combinations of history, fiction, and myth in processes of adaptation. ...