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Brunel University Research Archive(BURA) preserves and enables easy and open access to all
types of digital content. It showcases Brunel's research outputs.

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An exploration into the acculturation experiences of female Iranians after their migration to Britain following the 1979 Iranian revolution See

The Iranian Revolution of 1979 caused great changes in the status of women in Iran. Many of these changes, together with the war with Iraq, resulted in life being intolerable for many women, especially those who were highly educated, to such an extent that they...

An interpretable convolutional neural network framework for fluid dynamics See

Modelling fluid dynamics with machine learning (ML) has advanced rapidly, yet most data driven approaches remain opaque because they rely on complex architectures to capture nonlinear flow behaviour. This lack of interpretability limits their reliability and hinders understanding of when and ...

Young adults’ experiences of a specialist probation Hub: Procedural justice, trust and hope See

There are growing calls for young adults (18- to 25-year-olds) in the criminal justice system to be treated as a distinct group and for service responses more attuned to this developmental life-course phase. This article draws on an evaluation of a specialist young adult proba...

Sport Management and Sustainability: An Impossible Theorem? See

This conceptual paper extends the debate about sustainability and sport management by transcending the dominant natural environmental perspective and offering a systems approach. Addresses the question, ‘Is sustainability in sport management possible?’ The nature of sustainability in sport management ...

An evaluative case study of the mental  health and wellbeing response to the Grenfell Tower fire; Lessons for disaster preparedness and management See

Background: The Grenfell Tower fire, London, in 2017 caused 72 deaths, and mass evacuations. This evaluative case study examines the disaster response, particularly the mental health and wellbeing programme delivered by statutory services, notably the NHS and local government (RBKC). ...

Real‐World Deployment of a Dynamic Selective LASER Weeding System Using Multispectral Imagery See

The use of chemical treatments for weed control is increasingly challenged by weed resistance, regulatory restrictions on chemicals and the risk of soil and water contamination that can pose health hazards. Chemical weed treatments are unsustainable, prompting exploration of alternative methods&#...

Learning in Teams, Thinking Analytically: A TBL Approach to Simulation Education See

LLM4SCREENLIT: Recommendations on assessing the performance of large language models for screening literature in systematic reviews See

Context: Large language models (LLMs) are increasingly used to screen literature for systematic reviews (SRs), but the standard confusion-matrix metrics used to evaluate them can mislead under the imbalanced, cost-asymmetric conditions of screening. Objective: We develop and justify LLM4S...

Making the invisible visible: Supporting older adults’ expression of emotional needs for companion robots through visual co-design tools See

As populations age, companion robots are increasingly explored to support emotional well-being in later life. However, older adults often find it difficult to express abstract emotions or imagine interactions with unfamiliar technologies, limiting their participation in early-stage design. This study&...

Cross-dwelling validation of indoor environmental monitoring for operational risk screening in social housing portfolios See

Social housing providers use indoor environmental monitoring within asset management systems. The extent to which these data can differentiate operational risk domains across independent dwellings has not been fully evaluated in operational deployment. Current predictive modelling frequently relies&...

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