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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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to publisher imposed embargoes. All awarded PhD theses are also archived on BURA.

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ICE-SRM Case Study: Reusable Packaging in Banyuwangi–Lessons for Circular Resource Management See

This case study examines the development of a reusable packaging intervention in Banyuwangi, Indonesia, informed by transfer-learning from Alner’s operational reuse model in Jakarta. The case combines insights from a 2024 pilot in Banyuwangi with operational evidence from Jakarta and situates...

SLM, LLM or Agentic AI? Toward Intelligent UAV-Enabled WPT Systems in Low-Altitude Economy Networks See

Uncrewed Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) have become key enabling platforms for low-altitude economic networks, yet achieving efficient and adaptive optimization under resource-constrained and dynamic environments remains challenging. This paper investigates language models for UAV-enabled Wireless Power Transfer (WPT) ...

Synchronization, power and agency: Perspectives on Melanesian historicities See

Synchronization refers to the coordination of different time schemes. How the time schemes held by persons are synchronized towards specific purposes in a social context will depend on the arrangements of power that hold in such contexts. The notion of historicity is also connected...

HieraVolSR: Hierarchical Volumetric Super-Resolution for High-Fidelity Three-Dimensional Rock Image Reconstruction See

Three-dimensional digital rock reconstruction is fundamental for characterizing pore-scale processes and simulating subsurface transport phenomena. Conventional imaging techniques face a trade-off between resolution and field of view, limiting their ability to simultaneously capture fine structures and representativ...

HLF-SASR: A High–Low Frequency Guided Structure-Aware Super-Resolution Network for Digital Rock Images See

High-resolution digital rock images provide the foundation for pore-scale reservoir characterization, seepage simulation, and multi-scale flow analysis. However, the inherent trade-off between field of view and spatial resolution in micro-computed tomography limits the acquisition of high-resolution images over...

Worldwide well-being efficiency and its determinants: New insights from the ordered probit stochastic Frontier model See

This paper examines how efficiently individuals and societies transform economic and social resources into subjective well-being. We propose an ordered probit stochastic frontier model that explicitly accounts for the ordinal nature of life satisfaction data while jointly estimating well-being shortfa...

Putting people at the centre of UK climate adaptation and resilience See

This report summarises evidence on how placing people at the heart of climate adaptation policy and action can improve outcomes.

The interrelationship between digital access and modern slavery See

This study examines the relationship between country-level digital access and vulnerability to modern slavery, focussing on countries committed to achieving United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 8.7. The study draws on information poverty theory to frame analysis of the role of d...

The role of gasoline price expectations in transmitting gasoline price shocks to inflation and real activity See

This paper argues that gasoline price fluctuations affect inflation through changes in consumer expectations about future energy costs. More precisely, we use data from the US Michigan Survey of Consumers and estimate a Structural VAR model to show that long-run gasoline price expectati...

Behaviour intention of multisensory digital learning applications usage among university students in Malaysia See

This study explored the behavioural intention of university students in Malaysia to use multisensory digital learning applications encompassing vision, audition, kinaesthesis, olfaction, gustation and thermoception. Two hypotheses were tested: (1) technology anxiety has a direct and negative effect on ...

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  • 432 Hansen, M
  • 432 Harel, A
  • 432 Nauenberg, U
  • 432 Pela, J
  • 432 Rahmat, R
  • 432 Sauvan, JB
  • 432 Tropiano, A
  • 431 Palencia Cortezon, E
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