Curtin Theses: Recent submissions
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(2024)The overarching goals of this research were to develop, implement, and evaluate a self-reflection intervention for elite-level athletes to build resilient capacities. These goals where accomplished over four phases via ...
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(2024)Premature babies in neonatal intensive care units often require treatment with several intravenous medications. Physical and chemical compatibility is essential, to avoid adverse effects and ensure effective patient care. ...
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(2024)Biocompatible hydrogels are versatile biomaterials utilized for micro/nano-encapsulation, injectable gels, and bioprinted scaffolds, facilitating drug and cell delivery. Bile acids, known permeation enhancers, self-assemble ...
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(2024)The growth of online courses in higher education is accompanied by issues concerning students’ motivation and engagement. Applying flow theory in a hermeneutic phenomenological approach assists in understanding how to ...
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(2024)Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL) is the most common paediatric cancer (25% of all cases). Children with Down syndrome (constitutive trisomy 21) are predisposed to ALL with inferior prognosis compared to other children. ...
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(2024)This dissertation has used data from two Australian superannuation funds to explore how behavioural biases influence decision making within retirement savings schemes. Overall, the findings reveal that members within ...
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(2024)Within the field of Life Writing, it has been suggested that hybrid, fragmented and/or non-linear texts may act as protective structures for troubled stories to enter the world. This research project explores this claim ...
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(2023)This study explores fundamental questions around the anatomy and development of the early jawed vertebrate appendicular anatomy and skeletal tissues. The morphology and development of the pelvic anatomy in elephant shark ...
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(2023)Cancer incidence increases with age which coincides with changes to immune cells, called macrophages. This thesis identified macrophages become dysregulated with ageing to promote tumour growth. Intracellular communication ...
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(2024)Ion-adsorption rare earth ore is a type of metal ores which exists in nature by a special way, with the rare earth elements (REEs) adsorbed on the surface of minerals. The adsorption mechanism of REEs by kaolinite was ...