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Doctoral
Bensley, B. (1954) Reactivities of organic poly-halogen compounds. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.
Clarke, Edwin (1954) The neurological aspects of multiple myelomatosis. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.
Dalton, John C. (1954) The micro-determination of uranium and thorium. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.
El Salamoni, Mohamed Mahmoud (1954) The Greek epigram at Alexandria. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.
Foster, Raymond (1954) Studies of the biology of the trematode brachylaemus. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.
Hunt, Geoffrey H. (1954) The temperature dependence of magnetostriction in a nickel crystal. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.
Ledger, Arthur Johnson (1954) Harmonic spaces. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.
Manzur Hussain, S. (1954) Studies in partition theory. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.
Reading, H. G. (1954) The stratigraphy and structure of the syncline of stainmore. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.
Storey, Robin Lindsay (1954) Thomas Langley, Statesman and Bishop c.1360-1437. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.
Swinbank, Brenda (1954) The vallum reconsidered. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.
Underwood, Robert Marmaduke (1954) The measurement of velocity profiles in anomalous fluids. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.
Wiborg, Bjarne Svarstad (1954) Studies on the rare gas content of minerals and the atmosphere. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.
Masters
Darvill, Peter. A (1954) The contribution of co-operative retail societies to welfare within the social framework of the North East coast areas. Masters thesis, Durham University.
Dobbs, Jack Percival Baker (1954) The influence of music on the retarded child. Masters thesis, Durham University.
Haines, Roy Martin (1954) Bishop Bransford. Masters thesis, Durham University.
Hind, Roland (1954) The development of English hymnody In the nineteenth Century, Illustrated primarily from the contents of the Methodist Hymn Book, and presenting certain addenda, historical and critical, to the information contained in literature already published in the subject. Masters thesis, Durham University.
