• Wireless Channel Modeling and Reconstruction in Massive MIMO Systems 

  Fedorov, Aleksei

  The past few years have witnessed dramatic growth in the number of wirelessly connected devices, which will continue to increase in the future. Following this trend, the capacity of the wireless networks has been enhanced ...

• Growth, development, and aging methods of the midget octopus, Octopus huttoni 

  Donlon, Erica

  This is the first study to be completed on the growth, developmental rates, and aging methods in the midget octopus, Octopus huttoni. Understanding life histories and population dynamics are important for fisheries management. ...

• Socio-ecological resilience and parental mental illness: Child and parent perspectives of service delivery 

  Parkinson, Adele

  Service delivery for children of parents with mental illness (COPMI) and their families is considered essential in many countries for the prevention of mental illness and addiction in children, and their future resilience. ...

• Lipid physiology in beluga (Huso huso L.) - the relationship between developmental stages, 11-ketotestosterone levels and ovarian lipid uptake 

  Ranay Ahavan, Sobhan

  In egg-laying fish, survival of the embryonic and initial larval stages depends on accumulation of substantial reserves of yolk and lipid within the egg during oocyte growth. In sturgeon, a non-teleost basal ray-finned ...

• The Influence of Religion and Culture on Planning and Decision-making Processes in Samoa 

  Iose, Ekrina

  Culture and religion form the foundation for all political, economic and social organisations in the Pacific Island nation of Samoa, and are inextricably linked (So’o, 2008). They are two of the most fundamental aspects ...

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