Dynamics of housing markets by Tay, Darrell Jiajie

“…We find a Gibbs-Pareto equilibrium home price distribution for the markets we have looked at. …”
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Come and tell mama : the socialization of anger through talk by Sharifah Adibah Binte Syed Zainal

“…Participants were middle class, educated Chinese Singaporean, with children aged 3-6 years old. Conducted in the home setting, the dyads were prompted to discuss anger-related events without restrictions to topic and time. …”
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Replacing current battery with wireless charging, disruptive technology by Teo, Ian Jia Hao

“…Wireless charging solution provide consumers a safe, beneficial way to charge millions of electronics back at home, workplace and in the industry. Eliminating usage on batteries, cables and physical connectors will gain users with vast amount of advantages, which includes saving cost, maximizing efficiency, and of course the most paramount which is safety compare to traditional batteries and charging cables laying around the vicinity. …”
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Microfluidic chip for blood sample processing by Chalapathy Raja Shobana

“…To make it simpler, the Paper-based microfluidic chip is developed from the conventional blood sample processing that provides timely diagnosis by conducting tests instantly at home care. It requires only a tiny amount of blood sample i.e., in μL for analysis. …”
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Writing in Creole contexts: a study of Jamaican primary school students by Tucker, S-K, Chalmers, H, Murphy, VA

“…Given the significant differences between the home and school languages, particularly in the areas of grammar and phonology, as well as the importance of these skills in writing, it is worth exploring the nature of writing challenges among Creole dominant learners in the Caribbean. …”

Consumers or users? The impact of user learning about smart hybrid heat pumps on policy trajectories for heat decarbonisation by Parrish, B, Hielscher, S, Foxon, TJ

“…In the UK, smart hybrid heat pumps (SHHP) have attracted policy interest as a technology potentially offering multiple benefits for home heat decarbonisation. This paper draws on domestication theory, a perspective that frames people as users who actively learn about technologies, to analyse interviews and observations with installers and users involved in the first UK trial of SHHP. …”

Automation acceptance for sustainable digital daily life by Vrain, E, Wilson, C

“…While various daily life activities have seamlessly integrated automation, such as bill payments and streaming recommended entertainment, those with substantial energy impacts, like home energy management, face challenges in gaining end-user acceptance. …”

Exploring the development of agricultural trade between China and ASEAN under the RCEP: a SWOT analysis by Cong, Shufeng, Chin, Lee, Allayarov, Piratdin

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Windowsense: a smart convenience window by Yusof, Muhammad Hamizan, Mohd Nasir, Muhamad Izamuddin, Sujuanda, Syarifuddin, Nathan, Shelena Soosay

“…Looking ahead, the integration of the WindowSense project with other smart home devices and systems holds the potential for further improvements in user efficiency and convenience. …”
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Gender Perspectives on Role Models: Insights from STEM Students and Professionals by Tal, Marina, Lavi, Rea, Reiss, Shari, Dori, Yehudit Judy

“…Based on our findings, to advance toward a STEM workforce characterized by greater fairness, we recommend designing and deploying structured mentoring programs and forums in STEM departments that can provide young women with more role models for success and thus with more hope for success in these fields.…”
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Exploring and Learning in Sparse Linear MDPs without Computationally Intractable Oracles by Golowich, Noah, Moitra, Ankur, Rohatgi, Dhruv

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The human right to health & its intersection with multiculturalism by Muyskens, Kathryn Lynn

“…This new understanding of health and healthcare will inevitably influence how the human right to health will be understood, and thus the later chapters of this thesis are devoted to exploring how cultural variations in health and medicine play out in domestic and international policy. I hope the arguments I make here will be useful for healthcare policy makers, humanitarian heath organizations, and medical practitioners, as well as informative for academics and lay people as to the value that health has for human well-being and its relationship with culture and identity.…”
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Small sample sizes reduce the replicability of task-based fMRI studies by Turner, Benjamin O., Paul, Erick J., Miller, Michael B., Barbey, Aron K.

“…Moreover, because we test sample sizes over a fairly large range and use intuitive metrics of replicability, our hope is that our results are more understandable and convincing to researchers who may have found previous results advocating for larger samples inaccessible.…”
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Lane-aware image enhancement for lane detection in rain (part A) by Zeng, Lanning

“…In the future, we also hope that this shortcoming of SSD algorithm can be improved. …”
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Atomically dispersed reactive centers for electrocatalytic CO2 reduction and water splitting by Zhang, Huabin, Cheng, Weiren, Luan, Deyan, Lou, David Xiong Wen

“…Finally, by highlighting the challenges and prospects for the development of single-atom catalysis, we hope to shed some light on the future research of SACs for the electrocatalytic energy conversion.…”
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Investigating novel drug delivery systems to enhance tissue regeneration in the central nervous system by Lin, Vincent Po Hen

“…Next, our biomimicking fiber platform was further examined in hope to discover new fiber material that closely mimic the mechanical properties of native neurons, hence allowing more accurate examination of therapeutic outcomes upon drug/gene delivery. …”
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Toxin production by cyanobacteria by Lam, Jonathan Han Jie

“…This report discusses on the phycobilin, chlorophyll-a and toxin gene copy no. concentrations in relation to the cell no. concentration, in hope of discovering a behavioral trend that maybe exhibited by Strain E. …”
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A social media-based participatory epidemiology approach for vector-borne disease prevention (VBDP) in South Asia by Lwin, May Oo, Foo, Schubert, Theng, Yin-Leng, Vijaykumar, Santosh, Cheong, Siew Ann, Lim, Gentatsu

“…We chronicle the research that informed our approach, present the conceptual underpinnings from a participatory epidemiological lens, and describe the challenges and opportunities encountered. It is our hope that, when actualized, this trans-disciplinary model integrating insights from public health, communication and sociology will provide a holistic solution for policymakers and health prevention agencies tackling VBD threats in south Asia.…”
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Nicknames in early medieval England: a socio-onomastic study of agnomina before the twelfth century by Alphey, TK

“…</p> <br> <p>If the corpus of early medieval English <em>agnomina</em> is not as complete as we might hope, nor as easily interpretable as comparable modern onomastic data, it is nonetheless a crucial tool for the social historian.…”

Quantum computing and quantum neural networks: their foundation, optimisation, and application by Pointing, J

“…Certain problems could potentially be solved faster on quantum computers, and researchers hope to use them to solve difficult problems in industries such as healthcare and finance. …”