Thesis items - 2025
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Number of items: 26.
2025
ADEBAYO, Abiola
(2025).
Exploring Informal Institutional Voids and Entrepreneurial Response Strategies in Nigeria.
Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
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AL GHOBEIN, Tamani
(2025).
Creating a Patient-Centric Strategy and Market Access Framework for MS in MENA.
Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
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BADJONA, Abraham
(2025).
Ultrasound-Extracted Faba Bean Proteins: Process-Structure-Function Interplay for
Superior Plant Ingredients.
Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
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CALLAGHAN, Martin
(2025).
Synthesising Summaries: A novel Retrieval-Augmented Generation-based pipeline for multi-document summarisation.
Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
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DAWBER, William
(2025).
Development of the Impact Attenuation Standard for Public Order Helmets.
Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
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DIEPOLDER, Manuel
(2025).
The Triple Nexus:
Digital Transformation of Manufacturing SMEs
as Holistic Organizational Change.
Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
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FOWLER, Andrew
(2025).
Exploring the relationship between emotions and probation practice.
Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
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GRASSO, Marika
(2025).
Touched Matter: material explorative approaches to investigate tactile relationships with responsive materiality.
Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
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JAVED, Tasmiyah
(2025).
Control, Optimisation, and Energy Analysis of Moderate Electric
Field in Food Processing.
Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
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KETHESWARAN, Birintha
(2025).
Entrepreneurial Ecosystem in Northern Sri Lanka's War-Torn Region: A Gendered Perspective.
Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
[Thesis]
LU, Haizhou
(2025).
A Study of Education Public Private
Partnership (PPP) Projects in China.
Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
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MAINA, Jemimah
(2025).
A Blockchain-enabled Framework for the Humanitarian
Supply Chain in Kenya.
Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
[Thesis]
MALANDI, Wilter Azwal
(2025).
The ecological impacts of recreational trails in a tropical protected area.
Masters, Sheffield Hallam University.
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MARTIN, Rosie
(2025).
Symptoms and adherence in adults with Cystic Fibrosis: understanding the complex relationship.
Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
[Thesis]
OLEDIBE, Mary-Joan Chikaodili
(2025).
Remediation of Crude Oil Spill on Water by Waste Poly(ethylene)-
derived Sorbent.
Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
[Thesis]
PAIPETIS, Alexandros
(2025).
Predicting Missing Data Values Using Formal Concept Analysis.
Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
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POPOOLA, Olusogo Joshua
(2025).
Designing a Privacy-Aware Framework for Ethical Disclosure of Sensitive Data.
Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
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RIVERS, Gwyneth Evelyn
(2025).
Using De Geer moraines to reconstruct ice sheet retreat in high resolution.
Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
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SALIH, Ifrah
(2025).
Exploring the Transition Experiences of Ethnically Minoritised
Student Nurses into University.
Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
[Thesis]
SAXTON, Harry
(2025).
Uncertainty quantification and personalisation of lumped parameter
models of the cardiovascular system.
Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
[Thesis]
SCOTT, Geraldine Hilary
(2025).
Developing upper limb functional electrical stimulation clinical practice guidelines for stroke rehabilitation.
Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
[Thesis]
SHAKIR, Saera (Syra)
(2025).
Improving Student Belonging and Success Through Co-Created, Decolonized Pedagogies and Anti-Racist Practice.
Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
[Thesis]
USMAN, Jesse Enebi
(2025).
MINDTHESALT: An Intervention to Reduce Salt Intake in People of African Descent.
Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
[Thesis]
WALKER, Marney
(2025).
Exploring the expression of everyday aesthetic preferences
in dementia through design.
Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
[Thesis]
WHITE, Rebecca
(2025).
Young People’s Lived Experience of Inequality at an
English School after Covid-19.
Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
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