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Characterisation Of Pharmacological Mechanisms And Potential Therapeutic Uses Of Fk866, Niketa Ferguson
Characterisation Of Pharmacological Mechanisms And Potential Therapeutic Uses Of Fk866, Niketa Ferguson
Other Faculty of Health Theses
The finding that NAD+ plays a role in a variety of signalling pathways, including gene expression, Ca2+ signalling and DNA repair mechanisms, has sparked interest in the proteins involved in these pathways as potential pharmacological targets for drug development. Recently, FK866, a potent inhibitor of nicotinamide phosphoribosyltransferase (Nampt) an important enzyme in the NAD+ rescue pathway, has been evaluated in clinical trials against cancer. The aim of this study is to further investigate the mechanisms and therapeutic characteristics of FK866 in different cancer cell lines and to determine if decreasing intracellular NAD+ levels can be used as a co-therapy strategy …
Preparing For Offshore Renewable Energy Development In The Mediterranean, Laura Bray
Preparing For Offshore Renewable Energy Development In The Mediterranean, Laura Bray
Other Faculty of Science and Engineering Theses
The development of offshore wind farms and marine renewable energy devices in the Mediterranean is central to both national, and international, energy strategies for countries bordering the Mediterranean Sea. The ecological impacts of marine renewable energy development in the Mediterranean region, although essential for policy makers, are as yet unknown. The Northern Adriatic is identified as a plausible site for offshore wind farm development. Using the wider region (Adriatic and Northern Ionian) as a case study, this thesis examines the likely impact to the marine environment if an offshore wind farm is established. Site suitability, based on wind speed, bathymetry, …
Numerical Modelling Of Turbulence And Sediment Concentrations Under Breaking Waves Using Openfoam®, Scott Brown
Numerical Modelling Of Turbulence And Sediment Concentrations Under Breaking Waves Using Openfoam®, Scott Brown
Other Faculty of Science and Engineering Theses
This thesis presents the development of a novel numerical model capable of evaluating suspended sediment dynamics under breaking waves, and is based in the open source Computational Fluid Dynamics software, OpenFOAM®. The hydrodynamics were determined by solving the incompressible, Reynolds-Averaged Navier-Stokes equations for a two-phase fluid using the Finite Volume method, along with a Volume of Fluid scheme that modelled the interface between the air and water phases. A new library of five turbulence models was developed to include weakly compressible effects through the introduction of density variations in the conservation equations. This library was thoroughly evaluated against existing physical …
Developing An Integrated Strategy For The Assessment Of Hazardous Substances In Kuwait’S Marine Environment, Hanan Ahmad Alsarawi
Developing An Integrated Strategy For The Assessment Of Hazardous Substances In Kuwait’S Marine Environment, Hanan Ahmad Alsarawi
Other Faculty of Science and Engineering Theses
Kuwait is undergoing rapid economic growth involving substantial developments along its coastal shores and the marine environment. Many of the activities in the region are associated with oil industry, which can pollute the shores leading to contamination from oil residues, tar balls and trace metals. About 2 million barrels of oil are spilled annually from routine discharges into the Gulf, which derives mainly from dirty ballast waters and tank washing. The comprehensive literature review of hazardous substances in Kuwait’s marine environment has concluded that for the majority of these pollutants, contamination is localized around industrialised areas, and elsewhere is generally …
An Investigation Into The Usefulness Of The British Equestrian Federation Futurity Programme, Lauren Brown
An Investigation Into The Usefulness Of The British Equestrian Federation Futurity Programme, Lauren Brown
Other Faculty of Science and Engineering Theses
Sport horse genetic evaluations are used throughout Europe to inform breeding practices. In England specifically, British Equestrian Federation Futurity evaluations are used to assess horse potential and to inform British breeding. Futurity premium scores are allocated to represent performance potential based on horse’s component traits (primarily conformation and locomotion). This study demonstrated that over half (61/106) questionnaire respondents believe that Futurity premium scores influence horse training decisions and monetary value. This is highly relevant to the industry as premium scores can therefore have economic and welfare implications. Therefore horse premiums must be reliable and indicative of future competition performance. Retrospective …
Unconventional Computing And Music: An Investigation Into Harnessing Physarum Polycephalum, Edward Braund
Unconventional Computing And Music: An Investigation Into Harnessing Physarum Polycephalum, Edward Braund
Other Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Business Theses
This thesis presents an investigation into developing musical systems with an Unconventional Computing substrate. Computer musicians have found it difficult to access the field of Unconventional Computing, which is likely due to its resource-intensive and complex nature. However, ongoing research is establishing the myxomycete Physarum polycephalum as a universally-accessible and versatile biological computing substrate. As such, the organism is a potential gateway for computer musicians to begin experimenting with aspects of Unconventional Computing. Physarum polycephalum, in its vegetative plasmodium form, is an amorphous unicellular organism that can respond with natural parallelism to the environmental conditions that surround it. This thesis …
Enhancing Civil Military Integration For Strategic Sealift, George Dimitri Pateras
Enhancing Civil Military Integration For Strategic Sealift, George Dimitri Pateras
Other Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Business Theses
Our political and military leaders consider the efficient deployment and maintenance of personnel and hardware to be of equal importance to the task of planning the military operation. However, inasmuch as today’s military budgets are under great financial strain the military needs to rely on the civilian merchant navy for the provision of additional sealift capability. NATO acknowledges that member countries' ability to meet the politically desired levels of strategic sealift could be inadequate. Without a basic knowledge of the workings of the merchant navy, the military transportation desk officer cannot make an informed decision concerning the sealift capabilities required …
'The Proust Of Painting': Jacques-Émile Blanche, The Neurasthenic Portrait And The Nervous Elite Of Paris 1900, Siobhan Sexton
'The Proust Of Painting': Jacques-Émile Blanche, The Neurasthenic Portrait And The Nervous Elite Of Paris 1900, Siobhan Sexton
Other Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Business Theses
Jacques-Émile Blanche (1861-1942) is rarely included in histories of late nineteenth-century French art, despite his prolific career as an artist who produced over 2,000 paintings. A portraitist, Blanche’s upbringing as the son of an eminent psychiatrist provided him with a wealth of sitters connected to his father’s fashionable clinic and, I argue, a distinctive approach to their representation. These relatively unstudied portraits of famous Parisian intellectuals and socialites deserve our attention as works of ‘psychological impressionism’. Combining penetrating observation with painterly execution, Blanche’s methods emphasised the ‘nervous’ disposition of his sitters. Blanche’s practice as a portraitist is one of the …
Catch | Bounce: Towards A Relational Ontology Of The Digital In Art Practice, James Charlton
Catch | Bounce: Towards A Relational Ontology Of The Digital In Art Practice, James Charlton
Other Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Business Theses
How might ‘the digital’ be conceived of in an ‘expanded field’ of art practice, where ontology is flattened such that it is not defined by a particular media? This text, together with an installation of art work at the Exhibition Research Lab, Liverpool John Moores University (13-24 March), constitutes the thesis submission as a whole, such that in the practice of ‘reading’ the thesis, each element remains differentiated from the other and makes no attempt to ‘represent’ the other. In negating representation, such practices present a ‘radical’ rethinking of the digital as a differentiated in-itself, one that is not defined …
An Exploration Of How Agency And Socio-Cultural Milieu Support Greater Or Lesser Controlled Gambling And Recovery From Gambling Addiction, Edward Iain Pyle
An Exploration Of How Agency And Socio-Cultural Milieu Support Greater Or Lesser Controlled Gambling And Recovery From Gambling Addiction, Edward Iain Pyle
Other Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Business Theses
Most gamblers never experience addiction and the majority of those who do eventually recover. This thesis investigates how most maintain control over their gambling and how the majority of those who do experience gambling addiction regain control. Findings are based on 25 qualitative semi-structured interviews with participants who fit one of three ideal-type groups: (i) gamblers who have never experienced addiction; (ii) gamblers who have regained control after experience of gambling addiction; and (iii) gamblers experiencing addiction at time of interview. Participants were recruited who had never engaged in formal treatment because existing research suggests most who experience gambling addiction …
Haplós: Towards Technologies For And Applications Of Somaesthetics, Diego Silang Maranan
Haplós: Towards Technologies For And Applications Of Somaesthetics, Diego Silang Maranan
School of Art, Design and Architecture Theses
How can vibrotactile stimuli be used to create a technology-mediated somatic learning experience? This question motivates this practice-based research, which explores how the Feldenkrais Method and cognate neuroscience research can be applied to technology design. Supported by somaesthetic philosophy, soma-based design theories, and a critical acknowledgement of the socially-inflected body, the research develops a systematic method grounded in first- and third-person accounts of embodied experience to inform the creation and evaluation of design of Haplós, a wearable, user-customisable, remote-controlled technology that plays methodically composed vibrotactile patterns on the skin in order to facilitate body awareness—the major outcome of this research …
Fisheries, Marine Conservation, Marine Renewable Energy And Displacement: A Fresh Approach, Maria Shauna Campbell
Fisheries, Marine Conservation, Marine Renewable Energy And Displacement: A Fresh Approach, Maria Shauna Campbell
Other Faculty of Science and Engineering Theses
Fishers are among the biggest commercial resource users in the marine environment. In order to meet international, national and local policies, the UK has to designate a suite of marine protected areas (MPAs) and reach marine renewable energy (MRE) targets. Inevitably, there will be conflict between these two industries and marine conservation. This study uses a multi-disciplinary approach to examine evaluate the suitability of various sources of data, which could be used to detect, assess, and ultimately predict, fishing effort displacement within the different sectors of the > 15 m fleet in the South West of the UK. Gear-specific Vessel Monitoring …
Characterising Futile Autophagosome Based Toxicity And Its Implications In Disease, Robert William Button
Characterising Futile Autophagosome Based Toxicity And Its Implications In Disease, Robert William Button
Other Faculty of Health Theses
Macroautophagy (‘autophagy’ hereafter) mediates the capture of aberrant cytoplasmic material into vesicles called autophagosomes, which then shuttle to lysosomes for degradation. Autophagy is implicated in numerous diseases, largely in a pro-survival role. However, autophagy has also been suggested as a form of programmed cell death (PCD), from cases of dying cells showing autophagosome accumulations. Debate occurs between whether these vesicles drive the lethality, or are instead a failing rescue attempt. This study aimed to provide clarity on this issue. Via the use of chemical and genetic strategies of inducing autophagosome accumulations, we found combining stimulators of autophagosome biogenesis with lysosomal …
The Impact Of Voice On Trust Attributions, Ilaria Torre
The Impact Of Voice On Trust Attributions, Ilaria Torre
Other Faculty of Health Theses
Trust and speech are both essential aspects of human interaction. On the one hand, trust is necessary for vocal communication to be meaningful. On the other hand, humans have developed a way to infer someone’s trustworthiness from their voice, as well as to signal their own. Yet, research on trustworthiness attributions to speakers is scarce and contradictory, and very often uses explicit data, which do not predict actual trusting behaviour. However, measuring behaviour is very important to have an actual representation of trust. This thesis contains 5 experiments aimed at examining the influence of various voice characteristics — including accent, …
Factors Affecting Food Intake And The Role Of Nutrition Education In The Understanding And Implementation Of Healthy Dietary Habits In Saudi Adolescent Girls, Eman Alamri
School of Health Professions Theses
Over the past two decades, the prevalence of obesity has increased among Saudi adolescents. Amongst the many environmental factors predisposing to obesity is the increase in the quantity of certain foods and changes in food quality. This study was undertaken in two phases. Phase 1 explored factors affecting food intake in Saudi adolescent girls (16-18 years) and findings from this were employed in Phase 2 which investigated a school nutrition education programme in Saudi adolescent girls. In Phase 1, cross-sectional data was gathered from 29 Saudi adolescent girls and their mothers from a single school in Tabouk City. Body mass …
An Exploration Of Slovenian Older People’S Occupations And The Influence Of Transition Into A Care Home On Their Occupational Engagement, Tanja Križaj
School of Health Professions Theses
This research explored older Slovenians’ occupations, including the ways in which the transition into a care home influenced their occupational engagement. The research encompassed three stages. Stage 1 investigated Slovenian older people’s individual experiences of occupational engagement, with a particular emphasis on their personally meaningful occupations. Stage 2 aimed to enhance understanding of the impact of transition into a care home on older Slovenians’ meaningful occupations. Finally, Stage 3 sought to provide an insight into older people’s occupational engagement in one Slovenian care home. The first two stages of this research took a phenomenological approach; focusing on the participants’ individual …
Reflections On Leaking Men And Abject Masculinities: Challenging Representations Of Male Identity In And Through Body-Based Performance Art, Mark Andrew Flisher
Reflections On Leaking Men And Abject Masculinities: Challenging Representations Of Male Identity In And Through Body-Based Performance Art, Mark Andrew Flisher
Other Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Business Theses
Towards the end of the last century discussions on the representation of masculinity in male body-based performance art placed emphasis on the deconstruction of normative masculine identities. The focus of these investigations tended to position the image of masculinity within Lacan’s sexuation matrix, and as such, these representations were usually referred to as being phallic. That is, they reinscribed the behaviours, traits and characteristics of normative masculinity into the performance space. The central thrust of this practice-as-research thesis is that while some male artists deconstruct the performance of phallic masculinity, to challenge normative masculine ideologies, they often first reinscribe normativity …
Behavioural Monitoring Via Network Communications, Gaseb Alotibi
Behavioural Monitoring Via Network Communications, Gaseb Alotibi
School of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics Theses
It is commonly acknowledged that using Internet applications is an integral part of an individual’s everyday life, with more than three billion users now using Internet services across the world; and this number is growing every year. Unfortunately, with this rise in Internet use comes an increasing rise in cyber-related crime. Whilst significant effort has been expended on protecting systems from outside attack, only more recently have researchers sought to develop countermeasures against insider attack. However, for an organisation, the detection of an attack is merely the start of a process that requires them to investigate and attribute the attack …
Perceptions Of Parental Child Homicide In English Popular Visual Culture 1800-1850, Margaret L. Arnot
Perceptions Of Parental Child Homicide In English Popular Visual Culture 1800-1850, Margaret L. Arnot
SOLON Law, Crime and History (previously SOLON Crimes and Misdemeanours: Deviance and the Law in Historical Perspective)
This article discusses in depth several English illustrated broadsides produced in the first half of the nineteenth century and depicting child homicides. It provides the most detailed analysis to date of the complex interplay of illustration, verse and prose on murder sheets from the period. The cultural representations of homicides of children found in these broadsides contributed in important ways to understandings of culpability for the killings of infants and young children. Rather than simply illustrating the texts on the broadsides, the visual images amplified the emotional resonance of this medium, arguably increasing its effectiveness. In the hands of anonymous, …
Application Of Multiple Linear Regression And Bayesian Belief Network Approaches To Model Life Risk To Beach Users In The Uk, Christopher Stokes, Gerhard Masselink, Matthew Revie, Timothy Scott, David Purves, Thomas Walters
Application Of Multiple Linear Regression And Bayesian Belief Network Approaches To Model Life Risk To Beach Users In The Uk, Christopher Stokes, Gerhard Masselink, Matthew Revie, Timothy Scott, David Purves, Thomas Walters
School of Biological and Marine Sciences
No abstract provided.
Nested High Resolution Models For The Coastal Areas Of The North Indian Ocean, F Wobus, G Shapiro
Nested High Resolution Models For The Coastal Areas Of The North Indian Ocean, F Wobus, G Shapiro
School of Biological and Marine Sciences
Oceanographic processes at coastal scales require much higher horizontal resolution from both ocean models and observations as compared to deep water oceanography. Aside from a few exceptions such as land-locked seas, the hydrodynamics of coastal shallow waters is strongly influenced by the tides, which in turn control the mixing, formation of temperature fronts and other phenomena.
Assessing Larval Connectivity For Marine Spatial Planning In The Adriatic, L. Bray, D. Kassis, J. M. Hall-Spencer
Assessing Larval Connectivity For Marine Spatial Planning In The Adriatic, L. Bray, D. Kassis, J. M. Hall-Spencer
School of Biological and Marine Sciences
No abstract provided.
The Biological And Ecological Impacts Of Hypoxia On Coastal Benthic Communities, Ruth Naomi Calder-Potts
The Biological And Ecological Impacts Of Hypoxia On Coastal Benthic Communities, Ruth Naomi Calder-Potts
School of Biological and Marine Sciences Theses
Traditionally, hypoxia has been defined as the situation where DO levels have fallen below 2.0 mg O2 L-1, but increasing evidence suggests that this low level of DO is inadequate to describe the onset of hypoxia impacts for many organisms. Consequently, there is a need for a greater understanding of how ‘moderate’ alterations in DO levels will affect ecosystem processes and functionality, specifically through behavioural and physiological alterations at the organism and community level. This thesis reports on mesocosm experiments which were conducted to examine the effects of moderate (> 3.0 mg O2 L-1) hypoxia on firstly, a key ecosystem …
This Is Where We Are - Collectively Living, Working And Being, With And Through Predictive Algorithms., B Aga, M Phillips
This Is Where We Are - Collectively Living, Working And Being, With And Through Predictive Algorithms., B Aga, M Phillips
School of Art, Design and Architecture
‘This Is Where We Are’ (TIWWA) was an immersive and interactive algorithmic sculpture fuelled by the data we collectively generate. This collaborative work was created for the opening of the new Tate Modern Switch house in London in June 2016 by the i-DAT Research and Design Collective, Tate Collective London and Intercity. This technological fusion of interactive light and sound asked audiences to consider the data they generate and the algorithmic systems that increasingly mediate their reality and influence their behaviour. The creation of the sculptural artefacts and the digital systems driving them, were forged through interplay between data, algorithms …
A Tale Of Two Gyres: Contrasting Distributions Of Dissolved Cobalt And Iron In The Atlantic Ocean During An Atlantic Meridional Transect (Amt-19), Rachel U. Shelley, Neil J. Wyatt, Glenn A. Tarran, Andrew P. Rees, Paul J. Worsfold, Maeve C. Lohan
A Tale Of Two Gyres: Contrasting Distributions Of Dissolved Cobalt And Iron In The Atlantic Ocean During An Atlantic Meridional Transect (Amt-19), Rachel U. Shelley, Neil J. Wyatt, Glenn A. Tarran, Andrew P. Rees, Paul J. Worsfold, Maeve C. Lohan
School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences
Cobalt (Co) and iron (Fe) are essential for phytoplankton nutrition, and as such constitute a vital link in the marine biological carbon pump. Atmospheric deposition is an important, and in some places the dominant, source of trace elements (TEs) to the global ocean. Dissolved cobalt (dCo) and iron (dFe) were determined along an Atlantic Meridional Transect (AMT-19; Oct/Nov 2009) between 50°N and 40°S in the upper 150 m in order to investigate the behaviour and distribution of these two essential, bioactive TEs. During AMT-19, large differences in the distributions of dCo and dFe were observed. In the North Atlantic gyre …
Designing New Zealand’S Emissions Trading Scheme, Tor Håkon Jackson Inderberg, Ian Bailey, Nichola Harmer
Designing New Zealand’S Emissions Trading Scheme, Tor Håkon Jackson Inderberg, Ian Bailey, Nichola Harmer
School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences
No abstract provided.
Complexity Confers Stability: Climate Variability, Vegetation Response And Sand Transport On Longitudinal Sand Dunes In Australia’S Deserts, Paul P. Hesse, Matt W. Telfer, Will Farebrother
Complexity Confers Stability: Climate Variability, Vegetation Response And Sand Transport On Longitudinal Sand Dunes In Australia’S Deserts, Paul P. Hesse, Matt W. Telfer, Will Farebrother
School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences
Abstract The relationship between antecedent precipitation, vegetation cover and sand movement on sand dunes in the Simpson and Strzelecki Deserts was investigated by repeated (up to four) surveys of dune crest plots (≈25 × 25 m) over a drought cycle (2002–2012) in both winter (low wind) and spring (high wind). Vegetation varied dramatically between surveys on vegetated and active dune crests. Indices of sand movement had significant correlations with vegetation cover: the depth of loose sand has a strong inverse relationship with crust (cyanobacterial and/or physical) while the area covered by ripples has a strong inverse relationship with the areal …
De Novo Transcriptome Assembly Of The Amphipod Gammarus Chevreuxi Exposed To Chronic Hypoxia, Michael Collins, Oliver Tills, John I. Spicer, Manuela Truebano
De Novo Transcriptome Assembly Of The Amphipod Gammarus Chevreuxi Exposed To Chronic Hypoxia, Michael Collins, Oliver Tills, John I. Spicer, Manuela Truebano
School of Biological and Marine Sciences
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Artificial Seeds (Principle, Aspects And Applications), Hail Z. Rihan, Fakhriya Kareem, Mohammed E. El-Mahrouk, Michael P. Fuller
Artificial Seeds (Principle, Aspects And Applications), Hail Z. Rihan, Fakhriya Kareem, Mohammed E. El-Mahrouk, Michael P. Fuller
School of Biological and Marine Sciences
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Evaluation Of Salt Marsh Restoration By Means Of Self-Regulating Tidal Gate – Avon Estuary, South Devon, Uk, Gerd Masselink, Mick E. Hanley, Anissa C. Halwyn, Will Blake, Ken Kingston, Thomas Newton, Mike Williams
Evaluation Of Salt Marsh Restoration By Means Of Self-Regulating Tidal Gate – Avon Estuary, South Devon, Uk, Gerd Masselink, Mick E. Hanley, Anissa C. Halwyn, Will Blake, Ken Kingston, Thomas Newton, Mike Williams
School of Biological and Marine Sciences
No abstract provided.