Doctoral College: Recent submissions
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LITERATURE REVIEW: Psychosocial and Functional Correlates of Benefit Finding in People Living with Multiple Sclerosis: A Systematic Review.EMPIRICAL PAPER: Adjustment to Multiple Sclerosis: Exploring the Roles of Benefit-Finding, Identity Reconstruction and Psychological Flexibility.
(University of Exeter Faculty of Health and Life Sciences, 2 September 2024)LITERATURE REVIEW: Background: Multiple Sclerosis (MS) affects over 2 million people worldwide and can pose a significant threat to psychological well-being. Meaning-making can aid the adjustment process after receiving a ... -
Arctic Thermokarst Lake Behaviour: Quantifying Change through Automatic Pixel Classification in Google Earth Engine and the Landsat Archive
(University of Exeter Geography, 9 September 2024)Thermokarst lakes cover an estimated 20-40% of Earth’s 14x106 km2 of permafrost. Increasing thermokarst lake size is often used as a proxy for permafrost degradation and associated methane emissions. Lack of long-term, ... -
Gaining Mechanistic Insights into Multiple Stressor Effects Using Freshwater Microbial Communities
(University of Exeter Biological Sciences, 9 September 2024)Understanding and predicting the combined effects of multiple environmental stressors has become a major goal in the field of global change biology. Whilst a plethora of multiple stressor research exists in the literature, ... -
Modelling the Movement of Livestock Trade under Uncertain Conditions
(University of Exeter Department of Computer Science, 9 September 2024)Livestock movement is an intrinsic part of animal husbandry (i.e., breeding, maintenance, slaughter of livestock), significantly impacting global economies and public health due to its potential for contagious disease ... -
Data-driven methods for online leakage detection in water distribution networks
(University of Exeter Faculty of Environment, Science and Economy, 9 September 2024)Leakage detection is one of the important aspects of water distribution management. Water utilities are actively exploring alternative approaches to promptly and accurately detect leaks, aiming to mitigate water losses and ...