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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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Binding Affinity Ranking at the Molecular Initiating Event (BARMIE): An open-source computational pipeline for the rapid screening of chemical interactions with steroid receptors from many species See

A challenge in ecological risk assessment is identifying the chemicals that pose the greatest threat and determining which species are most vulnerable to them. To help address this, this study has developed an in-silico open-source tool called BARMIE (Binding Affinity Ranking at the...

Comprehensive analysis of pseudogene expression in human and macaque brains compared with other tissues See

Although gene expression in the brain has been extensively investigated and compared to other tissues, the activity of pseudogenes has not been comprehensively surveyed. Here, leveraging large-scale RNA-seq data, we construct consistent pseudogene expression profiles in human and macaque brains a...

Spatiotemporal graph neural networks reveal conformational binding signature in protein dynamics See

Biomolecular function is often controlled by structural and dynamical adaptations to binding events. Although molecular dynamics (MD) simulations can capture these events at atomic resolution, separating functional signatures from stochastic noise remains challenging. Traditional methods often struggle to ...

Methodological advances in injury surveillance and injury inciting event analysis in elite UK netball See

Injury remains a persistent challenge in netball across all levels of participation, yet limitations in how injuries are defined, captured and described have constrained injury prevention efforts. To address these limitations, this thesis aimed to develop and apply robust methods...

“I’m a bit of a Snowflake. I Can’t Meet the Male Expectations.” How Adolescent Boys’ Perceived Competency Shapes Their Motivation for Physical Activity. See

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Biosensing in the Internet of Medical Things: A System Architecture and Design-Oriented Survey See

Diseases and healthcare concerns have become more prevalent in our society. As a result, more individuals are turning towards wearable technology as a way to keep track of their well-being. In addition, the introduction of the Internet of Medical Things will allow for continuous&#x...

AI‑Driven Student Performance Prediction in Higher Education Using Multi‑Source Educational Data See

Predicting how students will perform remains a central challenge in educational data mining and learning analytics. Anticipating difficulties early allows instructors to refine feedback and plan interventions to keep learners on track. Our study describes an AI driven framework for predicting...

Balancing organisational frameworks and the human experience when working with patients in prolonged disorder of consciousness in Switzerland: a reflexive thematic analysis See

Purpose: Patients in prolonged disorder of consciousness (PDOC) require complex care from a multi-disciplinary team. Delivering this holistic care can be demanding for healthcare professionals (HCP), and yet little is known of their experiences. This qualitative study was aiming to ex...

The social role of humour in classroom management: towards a theoretical understanding See

This theoretically-informed paper brings together the fields of education and humour studies to examine the complexities of humour in social interaction and relationships in school classrooms. We address the lack of understanding of humour in the classroom, and the nuances of education ...

Molecular dynamics simulation of high slip flow of water confined between graphene nanochannels at experimentally accessible shear rates See

The transient time correlation function (TTCF) method has emerged as a powerful methodology for accurately probing systems at low shear rates. In the present study, TTCF was used to evaluate the shear rate dependence of the slip length in a high-slip system consisting of water...

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  • 1421 Wang, Z
  • 1375 Adam, W
  • 1372 Bergauer, T
  • 1371 Dragicevic, M
  • 1370 Clerbaux, B
  • 1364 Lowette, S
  • 1358 Waltenberger, W
  • 1357 Vanlaer, P
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  • 68 Life Sciences & Biomedicine
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  • 65 Physics, Particles & Fields
  • 64 gender
  • 63 climate change
  • 63 education
  • 63 Supersymmetry
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  • 30239 2000 - 2027
  • 1232 1900 - 1999
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