Doctoral Theses: Recent submissions

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    • The investigation of protein-rich whole-food sources within protein metabolism 

      Haigh, FAD (University of Exeter Sport and Health Sciences, 12 May 2025)
      All tissues within the human body are made up of proteins, which are in a constant state of turnover to maintain protein homeostasis. From the body’s protein pools, skeletal muscle provides the largest reservoir of amino ...

    • Mobile-Assisted Writing Performance of Chinese EFL Students at Tertiary Level 

      Zhang, Y (University of Exeter Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Science, 28 April 2025)
      With the rapid development of mobile technology, mobile learning (M-Learning) has evolved to an approach to EFL learning. In recent years, mobile technologies are mostly exploited in listening, speaking and reading skills, ...

    • Nanophotonic Integration of hBN Quantum Emitters 

      Hämmerli, V (University of Exeter Physics and Engineering, 28 April 2025)
      The central motivation for this doctoral research project is the study and nanophotonic integration of hexagonal Boron Nitride (hBN) quantum emitters. We aim to develop methods for integrating quantum emitters on chip, ...

    • Digital Technology For The Circular Economy In Manufacturing Industry 

      Liu, Q (University of Exeter Engineering Department, Faculty of Environment, Science and Economy, 28 April 2025)
      This thesis investigates how digital technologies (DT) can support the circular economy (CE) within the manufacturing context. In existing literate, there is a weakness in systematic frameworks for understanding the functions ...

    • The Contested Homeless Body: An Embodied Approach to Researching Women’s Experiences of Homelessness 

      Earle-Brown, H (University of Exeter Geography, 14 April 2025)
      Homeless women have been underrepresented in research surrounding homelessness, resulting in their experiences and needs being overlooked. This thesis takes a gendered approach to researching homelessness, using the body ...