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Tesis doctoral 2027

Baseline health investigations for the conservation translocation of rodents to Dirk Hartog Island, Western Australia

Knox, Fiona B

This thesis first reviews the status of infectious agent knowledge in wild native rodents in Australia, documenting biases in current knowledge that limit the applicability of existing information to native rodent conservation. A two-and-a-half-year study then assesses the baseline health status of extant rodent popula...

veterinary science agricultural and veterinary sciences

• Murdoch University
• DOI: 10.60867/00000062

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Tesis doctoral 2027

INTEGRATING GENOMIC, TRANSCRIPTOMIC AND PHYSIOLOGICAL INSIGHTS TO UNTANGLE COLD TOLERANCE, DORMANCY AND FLOWERING TIME IN SWEET CHERRY

Magby, Jonathan Thomas

Low temperature stress is one of the most influential environmental factors limiting crop production worldwide. Phenotypic variation in sweet cherry (Prunus avium L.) cold tolerance provides key insights for cultivar selection and breeding. Using a multi-trait approach, along with transcriptomic and genomic analyses, t...

biological sciences Cold Tolerance Deep Supercooling Plant Sciences

• English
• DOI: 10.7273/000007414

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Tesis doctoral 2027

Impacts of microplastics and nitrogen on invertebrate-mediated biogeochemical cycling in estuarine ecosystems

Foreman, Saskia Erin

Estuarine ecosystems are hotspots for biogeochemical cycling yet are increasingly threatened by multiple anthropogenic stressors. Among these stressors, microplastic pollution and nitrogen enrichment are known to affect ecosystem functioning individually, but there is a paucity of research on their cumulative impacts....

biological sciences multiple stressors microplastics soft-sediment

• University of Otago
• English
• DOI: 10.82348/our-archive.00108

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Tesis doctoral 2027

The Computational Basis of Social Decision-Making: From Individual Mechanisms to Group Dynamics

Deng, Wenning

Social decision-making spans direct interpersonal coordination and large-scale collective dynamics. In dyads, individuals must infer others’ preferences, beliefs, and goals while adjusting their own behavior in real time. In larger social networks, local interactions can accumulate into group-level outcomes such as her...

drift-diffusion models reinforcement learning social sciences Social and Decision Neuroscience

• California Institute of Technology
• English
• DOI: 10.7907/8taq-mp35

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Tesis doctoral 2027

Survivorship of patients post long intensive care stay, exploration in a New Zealand cohort (SPLIT ENZ)

Sutton, Lynsey Jane

<strong>Introduction</strong>The post-intensive care syndrome involves long-term physical, cognitive, and psychological impairments commonly seen after critical illness. There is limited evidence from Aotearoa/New Zealand on the prevalence and lived experience of PICS, unmet needs, or barriers to recovery. These studie...

medical and health sciences clinical medicine Disability Recovery

• University of Otago
• English
• DOI: 10.82348/our-archive.00205

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Tesis doctoral 2027

The role of numerical and nonnumerical magnitudes in discriminative behavior

Diaz Riquelme, Francisca Rocio

Humans and nonhuman animals can quickly identify the number of items in a set, which is vital for adaptation and survival as it enhances the organisms’ ability to collect food, navigate their environment, and assess social interactions, among other situations. This ability relies on nonsymbolic representations of numbe...

Comparative cognition social sciences Discrimination psychology and cognitive sciences

• English
• DOI: 10.25820/etd.007874

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Tesis doctoral 2027

Dreams and visions in Acts: Luke's characterisation of the human recipients

Faalave, Fenika

This thesis examines the role of dreams and visions in the Acts of the Apostles, with a focus on the characterisation of the human recipients of these divine encounters. The book of Acts presents dreams and visions as crucial moments of divine-human interaction that direct, affirm, and transform key figures within the...

Dream-Visions Revelations Human-Divine encounter Dreams and visions

• University of Otago
• English
• DOI: 10.82348/our-archive.00044

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Tesis doctoral 2027

Unmasking Authenticity (or Lack Thereof)

Jun, Cathy Sungmin

With the surge of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) information, companies face mounting pressure from stakeholders to make meaningful progress on their ESG activities, creating an environment ripe for misconduct. Prior research focuses on curtailing misconduct by encouraging individuals to report on schemes...

Management Controls ESG Misconduct Whistleblowing economics and business

• Washington State University
• English
• DOI: 10.7273/000007899

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Tesis doctoral 2027

Defining the roles of prostaglandin signaling and Fascin in controlling nucleolar function and morphology during Drosophila oogenesis

Talbot, Danielle Elizabeth

Specifically, my thesis focuses on three cellular factors that have been previously implicated in oocyte development and fertility. These factors are the nucleolus, prostaglandin signaling, and nuclear actin. The nucleolus is an organelle located within the nucleus that has many functions, most notably synthesizing rib...

basic medicine medical and health sciences Nuclear actin oogenesis

• English
• DOI: 10.25820/etd.007951

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Tesis doctoral 2027

Understanding the genomic bacterial-host interactions that govern nucleus-forming phage infections

Kyte, Natalie Anne Patricia

Bacteriophages (phages) are bacterial infecting viruses that are co-evolving alongside their hosts. Their ability to infect specific host bacteria makes them a promising therapeutic tool against antibiotic-resistant infections in both clinical and agricultural settings (phage therapy). Phages are extraordinarily divers...

Tn-seq Phage Phage Tn-seq

• University of Otago
• English
• DOI: 10.82348/our-archive.00274

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