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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.

Research contained within BURA is open access, although some publications may be subject
to publisher imposed embargoes. All awarded PhD theses are also archived on BURA.

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Operationalizing resilience for sustainable infrastructure governance across the life cycle See

Sustainability and resilience expectations for infrastructure are escalating faster than the regulatory frameworks meant to deliver them. This mismatch is most acute for ageing critical infrastructure. Yet, adaptation decisions remain fragmented because resilience and sustainability operate on fundamentally...

Ventilatory drive modulates the temporal evolution of multidimensional dyspnoea during constant-load exercise in healthy adults See

How increased ventilatory drive shapes the temporal evolution and multidimensional experience of exertional dyspnoea remains incompletely understood. This study examined whether experimentally increasing ventilatory drive via dead-space loading (DSL) alters dyspnoea during constant-load exercise. Nine healthy adults...

Using the Behaviour Change Wheel to co-design an intervention targeting sedentary behaviour in individuals with spinal cord injury See

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Out-of-Distribution Detection Through Transformation Rectified Activation See

Rectified activation is a highly effective post-hoc method for out-of-distribution (OOD) detection, designed to enhance the robustness of Deep Neural Networks (DNNs). It operates by truncating high neuron activations to prevent overconfident predictions on unfamiliar data. However, this approach has&#...

High-Resolution Automated Millimeter Wave Imaging System See

Millimetre-wave imaging has promising applications in security screening, non-destructive testing and medical diagnostics due to its high resolution, non-ionising radiation and ability to penetrate optically opaque materials. However, the use of conventional high-resolution systems based on synthetic aperture&#...

Childcare in Transition: Evidence That Patterns of Childcare Differ by Degree of Market Integration in Northwestern Tanzania See

Women have received help with child-rearing throughout human history, and much of this help would have come from kin. Market integration presumably reduces kin numbers in social networks, which may transform the patterns of support that mothers receive. Yet, few empirical studies have&#...

Versatility, value and limitations of using health and demographic surveillance system data for secondary analyses: guidance for researchers, using examples from existing analyses See

Health and Demographic Surveillance Systems (HDSS) are geographic open cohorts operating in countries with absent/incomplete vital registration. Data on demographic events, socio-demographic indicators, and certain health conditions are regularly gathered on the whole population of a small area, somet...

AI-Driven Sparse MIMO Array Optimization and Deep Unfolding for Near-Field 3D Imaging See

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MPHINE-KT: Heterogeneous Information Network Embedding With Metapath Knowledge Tracing See

Contributions: This article proposes a new knowledge tracing (KT) model called heterogeneous information network embedding with metapath KT (MPHINE-KT) to model the knowledge state of learners and predict the accuracy of learners' future academic performance. To mine the transfer relationships...

An evidence-based framework for evaluating generative AI in cultural heritage reconstruction: Bamiyan, Palmyra and bounded generalisation See

Generative AI can transform textual, photographic, archaeological and conservation records into visual reconstruction candidates for damaged or destroyed cultural heritage. This creates an opportunity to visualise aspects of heritage appearance that were previously difficult to reconstruct from dispersed e...

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  • 142 Bravo, C
  • 142 Eartly, DP
  • 142 Jin, W
  • 142 Jomhari, NZ
  • 142 Le Grand, T
  • 142 Pimiae, M
  • 141 Ahmed, S
  • 141 Alvarez, JDR
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  • 172 COVID-19
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  • 143 deep learning
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