Doctoral College: Recent submissions
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Upscaling Blue Carbon: Harnessing Earth Observation and machine learning to finance seagrass restoration
(University of Exeter Ecology and Conservation, 31 March 2025)We are in the midst of a climate and biodiversity crisis. Upscaling nature-based solutions could cut emissions by over a third of what is required to meet Paris Agreement targets yet funding for nature-negative activities ... -
A Quiet Smile, Gentle Subversion: Humour and Nineteenth-Century Women’s Writing in Britain
(University of Exeter English and Creative Writing, 31 March 2025)This thesis explores the deployment of diverse humour devices in five nineteenth-century novels and novellas by British women writers: Jane Austen’s Persuasion (1817), Charlotte Brontë’s Villette (1853), Elizabeth Gaskell’s ... -
Discovery and functional characterisation of novel combination therapies to combat drug-resistant Candida auris and Aspergillus fumigatus infections
(University of Exeter Biosciences, 10 March 2025)Antifungal drug resistance in Candida auris and Aspergillus fumigatus presents significant challenges to treatment due to the limited availability of antifungal drugs. This research explores the potential of combination ... -
Academic Entrepreneurship and Faculty Engagement with Industry In Canadian University Schools of Engineering
(University of Exeter Education, 18 December 2023)This study set out to explore and investigate academic entrepreneurship among the members of the professoriate holding continuing, full-time appointments in Canadian university faculties of engineering and applied science. ... -
Transient structural features of Glycogen phosphorylase revealed by millisecond hydrogen deuterium exchange mass spectrometry
(University of Exeter Biological sciences, 24 March 2025)Allostery is a fundamental mechanism of protein activation/inhibition, intricately linked to the structural dynamics of proteins upon stimulation by changes in their environment. Proteins have evolved to regulate their ...