MbyRes Dissertations: Recent submissions
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Health and well-being of young dinghy sailors
(University of Exeter Sport & Health Sciences, 16 March 2020)Dinghy sailing, although frequently researched at elite and developmental levels, lacked research focused on the foundation levels in children. This thesis employed qualitative and quantitative methods to investigate the ... -
Rethinking the Form and Function of Schools in Seventeenth-Century England: a detailed examination of the Wase Papers, Corpus Christi College, Oxford
(University of Exeter History, 16 October 2023)Historians writing about education in early modern England have generally been able to rely on only two types of primary source: contemporary authors who concentrated on teaching methods, and surviving school records. The ... -
Understanding the Role of Ecology in Variation of Breeding Phenology and Success in Two Bird Populations
(University of Exeter Faculty of Environment, Science and Economy, 11 September 2023)Climate change has a well-established impact on the trait dynamics of wild populations. Trophic mismatches driven by climate shifts have been associated with observations of a negative relationship between phenology and ... -
Sediment accumulation rates and carbon burial in West Antarctic Peninsula fjords
(University of Exeter Department of Earth and Environmental Science, 31 July 2023)Fjords act as palaeoenvironmental archives, recording past glacial histories in remarkably thick sediment accumulations. Furthermore, high primary productivity combined with rapid burial make fjords important organic ... -
Investigations of associations between catchment-scale processes and the abundance of Escherichia coli in bathing waters that are phenotypically resistant to clinically important antibiotics.
(University of Exeter Faculty of Health and Life Sciences, 17 July 2023)The environment is important in terms of antimicrobial resistance emergence and spread. This study is the first to look at how antimicrobial resistance could be monitored at bathing water sites, develop models for different ...