MPhil Dissertations: Recent submissions
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Alkane Synthesis in the Genus Desulfovibrio
(University of Exeter The College of Life and Environmental Sciences, 31 March 2016)Petroleum based transport fuels (PBTFs) are vital to both industrial and social prosperity. However, PTBFs are a finite resource and their combustion contributes significantly to greenhouse-gas emissions. Finding a ... -
Nutritional Strategies and the Recovery of Muscle Function following Exercise Induced Muscle Damage: The Role of Complete Proteins in the form of Whey Protein Hydrolysate
(University of Exeter Sport and Health Sciences, 1 August 2014)The demands of training and competition can result in exercise-induced muscle damage (EIMD), and the rapid return to optimal performance is clearly advantageous in a range of sporting populations. EIMD is a well-documented ... -
The role of environmental variability in determining physiological responses in ecologically important bivalve species
(University of Exeter Biological Sciences, 29 January 2016)Climate change is causing alterations to marine ecosystems with ocean acidification (OA) and warming widely considered to be some of the most pervasive anthropogenic threats to global marine biodiversity. To date the ... -
Going West: Intra-European Immgration after the fall of the Berlin Wall in Western European films.
(University of Exeter English and Film, 29 September 2015)ABSTRACT My dissertation argues that the wave of immigration from Eastern to Western Europe that emerged after the fall of the Berlin Wall and the disintegration of the Soviet Union and the communist era in what was known ... -
Development of a Leakage Target Setting Approach for South Korea based on Economic Level of Leakage
(University of Exeter Engineering, 3 November 2015)Leakage has become a crucial issue that needs to be addressed effectively by the water suppliers in terms of economic management of the water system. Leakage management costs such as pipe replacement, pressure management, ...