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Thursday

HOLMES, HUGO,MAXIMILLIAN,MICHAEL (2025) Deviation from Dicey? Departures from orthodoxy in judicial treatment of parliamentary sovereignty. Masters thesis, Durham University.
BEATHAM, SARAH,ELIZABETH (2025) Developing and implementing novel methods
for managing grey squirrels.
Doctoral thesis, Durham University.

Wednesday


Tuesday

CLAYTON, MATTHEW,CHRISTOPHER (2025) Images of Rome in Anglo-Norman and German Historical Writing. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.
CAI, YILUN (2025) Estimating dose and time of exposure from a protein-based
radiation biomarker.
Masters thesis, Durham University.
JABEEN, NOSHEENA (2025) COSMOS, NATURE AND DIVINITY: A STUDY OF LEADERSHIP IN CICERO AND SENECA. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.
EARL, WILLIAM,JOHN (2025) Cofactor assembly in the Cu-dependent nitrite reductase, AniA, from pathogenic Neisseria. Masters thesis, Durham University.
BURGUM, PAUL (2025) Resilient Polar Expedition Well-being: The importance of Basic Psychological Needs. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.
ARMITT, SAMUEL,JAMES (2025) Development of Pipeline Measurement Sensors for Large Diameter Foam Pigs. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.
SUDDABY, ALEXANDER (2025) TEICUN: A Transformer Encoder Infused Convolutional UNet for EEG Motion Artifact Removal. Masters thesis, Durham University.
HERRERA CHACON, EDWIN,ALI (2025) Phenomenology of Scalar Particles Assisted by Machine Learning. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.
DAISEY, OLIVER,JAMES (2025) Tropical Homotopy Continuation and Laurent Phenomenon Algebras. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.
BARRY, JAMES,ROBERT (2025) The physical activity message preferences of disabled people: a mixed methods study. Masters thesis, Durham University.

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