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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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Smart Bioinks for 4D Bioprinting: Requirements, Design, and Applications See

3D bioprinting is known for its high precision and reproducibility in fabricating complex and customized biomedical constructs. However, its applications are limited by their static nature; i.e., unlike native tissues, they cannot change shape or functionality over time. To overcome this, 4D...

Personalising wearable neuroimaging for neurodivergent children through co-design with families and industry See

Wearable neuroimaging methods hold considerable promise for identifying early biomarkers of neurodevelopmental conditions, yet their application to neurodivergent young children remains limited by significant participation barriers. We investigated inclusion rates and parental experiences in a combined virtual ...

Synthetic data to boost under-represented patients and create virtual trial cohorts: the RATE-AF case study See

Clinical trials are essential for medical progress, but in certain circumstances can be constrained by recruitment costs, ethical challenges, and limited diversity in participant representation, reducing the generalisability of findings across all subgroups. In these cases, the development of digital&...

Harmonising definitions of multiple long term conditions for inflammation research: a co-production approach See

Objective: Inflammation is implicated in many chronic diseases, but its role in driving multiple long-term conditions (MLTCs) remains unclear. The InflAIM programme aims to explore this potential link. Existing MLTC codelists are valuable but have not been designed for inflammation-focused resear...

Healthcare AI risk management: an innovator-informed approach from frameworks to practical worksheets for proportionate regulatory evidence capture See

Introduction: Artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled healthcare systems introduce clinical safety, operational and governance risks across development, deployment and post deployment stages. Although multiple AI risk assessment frameworks exist, they are often cross-sector, lengthy and difficult to operationalise in&#...

Optimizing Federated Learning Efficiency via Slimmable Neural Networks and AirComp for Resource-Heterogeneous Devices See

With the rapid growth of the Internet of Things (IoT) and edge intelligence, federated learning (FL) has become a promising approach for distributed model training while preserving privacy. However, the resource constraints of IoT devices, including limited communication bandwidth and heterogeneo...

Additive manufacturing for microscale heat exchangers operating in flow boiling See

Micro scale heatsinks provide a promising thermal solution for high-power electronic components. However, the capabilities of current top-to-bottom subtractive manufacturing techniques are constraining the production of complex geometric features required for optimised micro-scale heatsink designs. Thus, additive&#x...

Is the glass half full or half empty? Underestimating versus overestimating institutional distance and the importance of managerial cognition See

This study draws on a microfoundational view of international business to examine how managerial misperceptions of institutional distance, specifically, the underestimation and overestimation of formal and informal institutional differences between home and host markets, shape expansion strategies, in part...

IoT Data Mining of Air Cargo for Autonomous Artificial Intelligent Raising of Import Duties by Revenue and Customs See

The vision presented by OECD's Forum on Tax Administration proposes a digital transformation of tax administration by embedding tax collecting process into the everyday activities that taxpayers use to service their needs rather than being an add-on process. The ATTACC project demonstrat...

A Cross-Modal Deep Learning Framework for Real-Time Digital Identity Threat Detection in Intelligent Network Environments See

Digital identity threats have become more complicated due to the emergence of intelligent network environments that create diverse biometrics, behavior, authentication, and network data. In this paper, we introduce a cross-modal deep learning approach for real-time detection of digital identity t...

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  • 1370 Clerbaux, B
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