Family experiences of physical trauma

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Expanding music teachers’ perceptions of learning strategies in the 21st century

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What we WEAR: Alteration to support a circular economy driven by post-consumer textile waste generated by fast fashion.

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Stuff matters and moves : analysing environmental consciousness and memory objects through a New Materialist Lens

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A management control systems approach to integrated reporting

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Adaptation of Luborsky’s Core Conflictual Relationship Theme (CCRT) method : a phenomenological case study

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The application of informal feedback intervention as a communication management tool in learning organisations

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A no-arbitrage macro finance approach to the term structure of interest rates by Thafeni, Phumza

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Waste management practices at the University of Stellenbosch : an environmental management perspective by Mohamed, Ayub

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The social innovation systems approach for sustainable development in an African urban informal settlement by Mangqalaza, Hlokoma

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Walking the bridge from single- to multi-species approaches in Southern African fisheries management by Plaganyi-Lloyd, Eva Elizabeth

“…Strengths include the structured parameterisation :framework, the inclusion of a well-balanced level of conceptual realism, a novel representation of predator-prey interaction terms and the inclusion of a Bayes-like approach (ECORANGER) to take account of the uncertainty associated with values for model inputs. …”
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Exploring the maintenance of plumage polymorphism in the Black Sparrowhawk by Tate, Gareth John

“…Using a phylogeographic framework, genetic variation was used to (i) quantify the extent to which population structure and gene flow may influence the observed pattern of colour morphs in the focal study population on the Cape Peninsula, and (ii) explore how selection and gene flow may interact to explain the patterns of morph frequencies in my study system. …”
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Exploring first year health sciences students' perceptions and experiences of teamwork: an introduction to interprofessional education by Hendricks, Adibah

“…A theory about social interaction, contact theory, postulates that when individuals from different groups have opportunities to come together under certain conditions, positive social outcomes may result. …”
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Development of a systemic interdisciplinary approach to understanding human behaviour during enterprise content management institutionalisation

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Registered professional nurses experiences of computer-assisted learning in a private healthcare organisation by Louw, Celeste

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Plastic cracking of concrete and the effect of depth by Steyl, Lourens

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Optimized Fabrication of Transition Metal Sulfide Electrodes for Supercapacitor Applications by Khaled, Nadin mohamed

“…In addition to demonstrating the critical role that multi-metal synergy plays in optimizing electrochemical performance, these results provide a strategic framework for the logical development of next-generation electrodes specifically suited for high-energy density supercapacitors. …”
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Constitutive modelling of the skin accounting for chronological ageing by Pond, Damien

“…The macroscopic response of the skin is due to microscopic components such as collagen, elastin and the surrounding ground substance and the interaction between them. An overview on the structure of the skin helps motivate the form of the continuum model and identifies which aspects of the skin need to be captured in order to replicate the macroscopic response. …”
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The digital lifeworlds of young Nigerians – Exploring rural and urban teens’ practices with, and negotiation of, digital technology by Uzuegbunam, Chikezie E

“…Teens’ significant outcomes with technology mostly centre around the need for communication and interaction with friends first, and then family. They also primarily use technology to cultivate and maintain their peer culture, for self-care, dealing with mental wellbeing, and as a critical resource for education and information-seeking. …”
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