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Medieval Anglo-Jewish Texts And History (iii) (2025)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Convened by myself and Professor Judith Olszowy-Schlanger at the Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies, this graduate seminar convenes once a term to read together unpublished Hebrew and Latin documents from Medieval England as sources of histo... Read More about Medieval Anglo-Jewish Texts And History (iii).

A novel data-centric AI approach based on sensitivity and correlation analyses for multi-organ plant disease classification (2025)
Journal Article

With advancements in deep learning (DL), most research on classification problems has focused on developing or modifying DL models, known as model-centric artificial intelligence (AI) approaches. However, this approach is time-consuming and overlooks... Read More about A novel data-centric AI approach based on sensitivity and correlation analyses for multi-organ plant disease classification.

Navigating healthcare realities: exploring access and engagement for transgender and non-binary individuals in England (2025)
Journal Article

Purpose

Engaging transgender, non-binary and gender-diverse (TNBiGD) individuals in healthcare beyond transition-related care is necessary for improving health outcomes. Because of a lack of legislative protections in the UK, this population fac... Read More about Navigating healthcare realities: exploring access and engagement for transgender and non-binary individuals in England.

Comparison of physical characteristics among english professional and semi-professional soccer players across different leagues (2025)
Journal Article

The purpose of the present study was to investigate if differences exist in neuromuscular qualities between different leagues in English male soccer. Twenty soccer players (age: 23.3 ± 5.2 years, stature: 180.3 ± 7.0 cm, mass: 82.5 ± 7.7 kg) from Eng... Read More about Comparison of physical characteristics among english professional and semi-professional soccer players across different leagues.

Focus group research carried on decolonising English Literature A-Level studies in the UK (2025)
Data

Focus group research carried on decolonising English Literature A-Level studies in the UK
Meetings organised and led by Jade Munslow Ong, Simon Stanton-Sharma, Hannah Helm, Keren Poliah

Aim of 1st meeting: explain what work South African Modernis... Read More about Focus group research carried on decolonising English Literature A-Level studies in the UK.

Presentation slides for the paper "Gaming the Industrial Revolution: Participatory Design with Historical Data for Classroom Learning," presented at the 18th European Conference on Game-Based Learning in Aarhus, Denmark, on October 3-4, 2024. (2025)
Digital Artefact

The presentation slides outline the design and development of Industrial Re:evolution, an educational game simulating the Industrial Revolution in England and Wales (1600–1851). The slides begin by introducing the rational for building a game and the... Read More about Presentation slides for the paper "Gaming the Industrial Revolution: Participatory Design with Historical Data for Classroom Learning," presented at the 18th European Conference on Game-Based Learning in Aarhus, Denmark, on October 3-4, 2024..

Presentation slides of the paper Towards Collaborative Archaeogame Design and Development: Iteration, Innovation and the Southern Je, presented at Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology International Conference. Amsterdam 3 - 6 April 2023. (2025)
Digital Artefact

Paper Submitted to: CAA2023, S35. Indigenous Knowledge and Digital Archaeology: potential, problems and prospects

Games and digital technologies are increasingly part of archaeological investigation and interpretation. As built environments, games... Read More about Presentation slides of the paper Towards Collaborative Archaeogame Design and Development: Iteration, Innovation and the Southern Je, presented at Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology International Conference. Amsterdam 3 - 6 April 2023..

Building Performance Evaluation of The Energy House 2.0 Research Facility (2025)
Thesis

In the current context of climate change, and the subsequent interest on energy consumption, production, and efficiency in the UK, building performance is a focus to meet targets such as the ‘Net Zero Strategy: Build Back Greener’ policy. This is esp... Read More about Building Performance Evaluation of The Energy House 2.0 Research Facility.

Mainstreaming indigenous knowledge in flood disaster management - A case study of the Niger Delta region of Nigeria (2025)
Thesis

This dissertation investigated the integration of indigenous knowledge into flood disaster management in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria. To achieve the purpose of the study, four research questions were posed to guide the study; What factors are r... Read More about Mainstreaming indigenous knowledge in flood disaster management - A case study of the Niger Delta region of Nigeria.

An Exploration of the Dimensions of Responsible Leadership for Telecom Organisations; a U.S. Territory Perspective (2025)
Thesis

Responsible leadership in a Stakeholder Society is understood as a socio-relational and ethical phenomenon that takes place in the social interaction that happens repeatedly. As against the traditional leader-follower (leader-subordinate) relationshi... Read More about An Exploration of the Dimensions of Responsible Leadership for Telecom Organisations; a U.S. Territory Perspective.

Enhancement of Change of Direction Performance in Professional Female Soccer Players (2025)
Thesis

The ability to rapidly change direction is believed to be a key physical quality for soccer players and commonly forms part of testing batteries performed by soccer teams. While whole match analysis shows that numerous changes of direction are perfor... Read More about Enhancement of Change of Direction Performance in Professional Female Soccer Players.

Exploring the Lived Experiences of Postgraduate Research Students: A Longitudinal Study (2025)
Thesis

0.1 ABSTRACT
Research on student mental health has historically focused on undergraduates with a relative dearth of research on Postgraduate Research (PGR) students (Vitae, 2018). The study sought to redress this imbalance and heeds the call of Adva... Read More about Exploring the Lived Experiences of Postgraduate Research Students: A Longitudinal Study.

An Improved Optimized Link State Routing Protocol for Optimum Quality of Service Device-to Device Routing and Energy Efficiency (2025)
Thesis

The Fifth generation (5G) and Beyond 5G (B5G) cellular network's traffic load is certain to
expand significantly in the near future as a result of its flexibility, high speed, increased
bandwidth, better connectivity and low latency. One such techn... Read More about An Improved Optimized Link State Routing Protocol for Optimum Quality of Service Device-to Device Routing and Energy Efficiency.

Modelling and analysis of glucocorticoid action in childhood acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (2025)
Thesis

Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL) is characterised by the abnormal proliferation of white
blood cells. Glucocorticoids (GCs) induce apoptosis in leukaemia through the glucocorticoid
receptor (GR) and are the main treatment for ALL. The obstacle t... Read More about Modelling and analysis of glucocorticoid action in childhood acute lymphoblastic leukaemia.

The wellbeing impacts of participation in civic environmental activities in an urban context: a mixed methods realist evaluation (2025)
Thesis

Environmental organisations are operating in the context of climate emergency and a biodiversity crisis, alongside a growing green health movement that seeks to understand better the links between the natural environment and human health. This study... Read More about The wellbeing impacts of participation in civic environmental activities in an urban context: a mixed methods realist evaluation.

IMPROVING THE EFFICIENCY OF FES FOR UPPER LIMB REHABILITATION AFTER STROKE (2025)
Thesis

Research shows high-intensity, functional electrical stimulation (FES)-supported functional task practice is effective for upper limb rehabilitation, promoting neuroplasticity (Rushton, 2003) and improving motor recovery, especially when combined wit... Read More about IMPROVING THE EFFICIENCY OF FES FOR UPPER LIMB REHABILITATION AFTER STROKE.

On the use of operational transmissibilities for the predication & analysis of coupled assemblies (2025)
Thesis

As is usually the case in many scientific disciplines, prediction and analysis techniques are firstly developed within laboratory conditions and subsequently extended to industrial settings through further studies. Within vibro-acoustics, we usually... Read More about On the use of operational transmissibilities for the predication & analysis of coupled assemblies.

Investigating the Relationship between Small Extracellular Vesicular MicroRNA Cargoes and Autophagic Alterations of Alzheimer's Disease and Frontotemporal Dementia (2025)
Thesis

Dementia is caused by various diseases, such as Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and frontotemporal dementia (FTD), leading to cognitive deficiencies, behavioural impacts, and symptoms impairing daily functioning. Pathologically, AD and FTD involve neurotoxi... Read More about Investigating the Relationship between Small Extracellular Vesicular MicroRNA Cargoes and Autophagic Alterations of Alzheimer's Disease and Frontotemporal Dementia.

Climate and Weather Driven Temporal Variability of Vapour (Vapor) Intrusion under Natural and Mitigated Conditions: Implications for Sampling and Mitigation Strategies (2025)
Thesis

Vapor/vapour intrusion (VI) is the migration of volatile organic chemicals (VOCs) from contaminated subsurface sources to indoor air. Exposure to VOCs via VI is typically evaluated using multiple lines of evidence, with indoor air samples being the m... Read More about Climate and Weather Driven Temporal Variability of Vapour (Vapor) Intrusion under Natural and Mitigated Conditions: Implications for Sampling and Mitigation Strategies.

Robotizing Safety: Prospects and Barriers of Robotic Technology Adoption for Construction Injury Prevention in the UK (2025)
Thesis

The utilization of robots in the construction sector has garnered significant attention in recent years, presenting itself as a transformative technology reshaping traditional construction practices—an industry notorious for its high incidence of inj... Read More about Robotizing Safety: Prospects and Barriers of Robotic Technology Adoption for Construction Injury Prevention in the UK.