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Theses/Dissertations from 2024
UNEXPECTED RING OPENING REACTIONS, SOLID-STATE STRUCTURES, AND A CHEMILUMINESCENT REACTION, L Hiscock
The influence of visual perspective on the cognitive effort required for mental representation, Jeffrey P. Hong
Disempowered and Disappointed Locals: The Impact of Negative Hybrid Peacebuilding on Sociocultural Transformation of Afghanistan, Seyed Ali Hosseini
Erwinia amylovora Phage Therapy: Biocontrol Formulation, Receptor Identification, Resistance Mechanisms, Nassereldin Ibrahim
Language Acquisition, Mental Health, and Acculturation among Migrants in Canada, Ali Jasemi
Coordination Chemistry Using Strategic Design of Ligands for Switchable Properties, Delara Joekar
Making the Pluriverse Visible: World-Making on the Saugeen (Bruce) Peninsula, Lauren Judge
CARE TO CRIMINALIZATION: HOW ADULTS WITH LIVED CROSSOVER KID EXPERIENCE PERCIEVE THEIR EXPERIENCES IN THE CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEM AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM, Clarissa Kurzawski
Investigating the mobility of arsenic in subarctic mining pollution-affected peatlands near Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Jeremy Leathers
The characterization of Vig-1’s expression patterns in IPNV-infected, or dsRNA-treated, rainbow trout cells, Samantha Lum
RETURNING TO PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FOLLOWING INJURY: EXPLORING PSYCHOLOGICAL READINESS IN MIDDLE-AGED ADULTS, Hunter Martin
The Acute Effects of High-Intensity Exercise on Spatial Memory, Gabriel Massarotto
Investigating the Use of Voluntary Furloughs to Reduce Labour Costs: The Effect on Employee Effort, Kelsey Matthews
Exit Through the Giftshop: Claims-making and the Construction of a Countercultural Brand, Cecil McGlynn
Mapping With the Land: Co-developing a Cumulative Impact Monitoring and Land Stewardship Framework with Sambaa K’e First Nation, Northwest Territories, Canada, Michael s. McPhee
Evaluating the Risk Posed by Gadolinium in the Grand River Watershed, Johann Memmel
Predictors of Canadians’ Psychological Well-Being in Retirement: A Mixed Methods Approach, Jessica Miller
Synthesis and Biophysical Analysis of Modified Cell-Penetrating Peptides, Joel Mitchell
Examining modulating factors of dynamic visual acuity in young adults and athletes with and without recent concussion history., Katelyn Mitchell
“In the Eyes of the State”: The Construction of LGBTQIA+ Individuals in India, Suman Mondal