• Shyer and larger bird species show more reduced fear of humans when living in urban environments 

  delBarco-Trillo, Javier (The Royal Society, 2018-04)

  As the natural habitats of many species are degraded or disappear, there is scope for these species to be established in urban habitats. To ease the establishment and maintenance of urban populations of more species we ...
• Cystic fibrosis and the gut microbiota 

  Deane, Jennifer (University College Cork, 2017)

  The role of the gut microbiota in host health has been established in recent years and has been shown to be altered in numerous disease states, including Cystic Fibrosis (CF) cohorts. This thesis investigates the gut ...
• Architecture and design of an RF receiver front-end and transmitter for wireless sensor networks, healthcare and smart energy systems 

  Shanan, Hyman (University College Cork, 2016)

  Wireless communication networks have in no small part affected our everyday lives. They revolutionized the way humans interact with each other and with the world around them. The ubiquitous use of the available spectrum ...
• Reducing young drivers’ crash risk: Are we there yet? An ecological systems-based review of the last decade of research 

  Cassarino, Marica; Murphy, Gillian (Elsevier, 2018-07)

  The involvement of young novice drivers in road crashes and violations has remained a significant transport and public health issue worldwide. Despite extensive evidence that multiple individual, social, and environmental ...
• Critical turns in critical theory: new directions in social and political thought 

  Ó Tuama, Séamus (Taurus Academic Studies, 2009)

  The contemporary world is one of contingency and risk. We face a range of social and political problems barely imaginable to previous generations. Here the technique of critical social theory is applied to some of the most ...

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