• The New Woman Illustrator and Cartoonist in Britain, c. 1870-1914 

  Reynolds, M (University of Exeter Art History and Visual Culture, 24 March 2025)

  This thesis is a study of the professionalisation of women illustrators and cartoonists in late nineteenth and early twentieth-century Britain, which considers their relationship to the socio-political and cultural phenomenon ...

• The Study of Enzyme Mechanisms by Single Molecule Optoplasmonic Whispering Gallery Mode Biosensing 

  Houghton, M (University of Exeter Physics and Astronomy, 14 April 2025)

  Whispering Gallery Mode sensors are emerging with unprecedented sensing power and ever-expanding applications such as the detection and analysis of biomolecules and of biological processes such as DNA interactions, ...

• Deciphering employee disengagement: a qualitative exploration of the psychological experiences of employees and managers 

  Renshaw, S (University of Exeter Business School, 7 April 2025)

  There is a lack of clarity around employee disengagement in academic scholarship, including how the construct is best defined, conceptualised and measured. Review of the extant literature indicated consistent overlooking ...

• Computer Vision-Based Automated Sewer Condition Assessment Using CCTV Images 

  Jin, Y (University of Exeter Engineering, 22 April 2025)

  Given the labour-intensive and subjective nature of manual sewer assessments using closed-circuit television (CCTV), computer vision techniques offer a practical alternative to human effort in sewer inspections. However, ...

• Coordination and dynamics of motile cilia in marine invertebrate larvae 

  Poon, RN (University of Exeter Mathematics and Statistics, 14 April 2025)

  Cilia are hairlike cellular organelles that are responsible for generating fluid flow for various physiological purposes in a wide range of eukaryotic species. Many of these systems have thousands of cilia, which display ...

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