• Buildings Archaeology and Elite Housing in 19th Century Christchurch 

  Hearfield, Jamie-Lee

  The field of buildings archaeology in New Zealand is understudied and has resulted in the provision of architectural history rather than an archaeological investigation into what the design of the buildings tells us about ...

• Towards Energy-Aware Optimisation of Business Processes 

  López, Beatriz; Ghose, Aditya; Savarimuthu, Tony; Nowostawski, Mariusz; Winikoff, Michael; Cranefield, Stephen

  Time dependent energy tariffs are a matter of concern to managers in organisations, who need to rethink how to allocate resources to business processes so that they take into account energy costs. However, due to the ...

• Chemotaxis and inhibition of the kauri killer, Phytophthora agathidicida 

  Armstrong, Charlotte Beatrice

  Phytophthora are devastating pathogens which cause diseases in thousands of economically and ecologically important plants worldwide. Often referred to as 'fungus-like', Phytophthora are a genus of eukaryotic oomycetes. ...

• pH responsive nanoparticles as versatile carriers for cancer chemotherapy and vaccination 

  Lee, Keeho (Arnold)

  Cancer is one of the leading causes of mortality and morbidity in the Western world. The anguish caused by cancer is exacerbated by current chemotherapeutic treatments as severe adverse effects can be caused by off-target ...

• Bending Form: Dynamic Content Within a Framework and the Recordings of the Beatles in the Mid-Sixties 

  Martin, Brad

  This written exegesis, alongside three recorded albums, Pictures of Everyday, Baby Astronaut, and The Dunedin Electric Co., works to reconcile the analytic with implementation through a practice-as-research approach. The ...

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