Curtin Theses: Recent submissions
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(2021)Cancer care has several constraints for patients, providers and personal caregivers in low and middle income countries especially India. Using qualitative methods, 60 in-depth interviews were conducted with these stakeholder ...
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(2021)Theoretical and computational modelling of collisions between electrons and the hydrogen molecule (H2) as well as its five isotopologues has been conducted. The technique applied is the molecular convergent close-coupling ...
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(2021)This thesis details the structural characterisation of a novel protein, QseM, through the use of X-ray crystallography and nuclear magnetic resonance. QseM contains the uncharacterised DUF2285 domain, which, through this ...
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(2022)The application of deep learning is evolving, including in expert systems for healthcare, such as disease classification. Several challenges in the use of deep-learning algorithms in application to disease classification. ...
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(2021)This thesis presents a significant advance in selection of drug candidates for transdermal drug delivery. The methodology uses molecular dynamics simulations to understand the translocation of drug candidates across a ...
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(2021)This study examined how the boards of not-for-profit organisations make decisions. The research questions examined board decision-making processes as well as whether the background of a director affects how decisions are ...
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(2021)This thesis presents a research investigation examining the thermal performance of thermochemical energy storage reactors suitable for applications in high temperature concentrated solar systems. An advanced numerical ...
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(2021)Biodiesel is a renewable fuel that can be created from natural fats and oils. Exhaust from an engine running on these fuels changes depending on what they are made out of, however it was not known if health impacts changed ...
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(2021)This study applied molecular phylogenetic tools to examine the evolutionary history of barnacles symbiotic with sponges. The transition from free-living to sponge-symbiosis has evolved independently at least three times ...