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Symposium speaker's research revealed

Kelston Boys High School Principal, Brian Evans was a keynote speaker at Unitec's Teaching & Learning Symposium on Monday 1 October. See his Master of Education thesis on Research Bank (scroll down for link to full-text)

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Find out what it's all about. Check out the videos and more from the Open Repositories Conference recently held in Edinburgh.

Recent items added to Research Bank:

• "Organic" growth: The second transformation of Victoria Park Market in Freeman’s Bay  Sampurno, Anindito Bayu (Master of Architecture (Professional), 2012)

  Adaptive reuse is a tool for retaining an architectural object from demolition, preserving its historical value. On the other hand, it can be perceived as a process of ‘building evolution’ to fit with the urban environment ...

• The adaptation of Islamic culture in a western society: “Building a contemporary mosque in Auckland” 

  Rashid, Maysum (Master of Architecture (Professional), 2011)

  Though it is from the East that the sun rises, showing itself bold and bright without a veil, it burns and blazes with inward fire only when it escapes from the shackles of east and west..."(3) - Muhammad Iqbal

• Success factors for transactional eCommerce websites: An investigation focusing on technical and business contexts 

  Wei, Lian (Master of Computing, 2012)

  This thesis research examines success factors for transactional eCommerce Websites focusing on technical and business contexts. Transactional websites in particular have become essential for eCommerce development and use. ...

• River flow forecasting using gene expression programming models 

  Fernando, Achela; Shamseldin, Asaad; Abrahart, Robert (HIC 2012 - 10th International Conference on Hydroinformatics: "Understanding Changing Climate and Environment and Finding Solutions", 2012)

  River flow forecasting models provide an essential tool to manage water resources, address problems associated with both excesses and deficits, and to find suitable solutions. With changing climate and environmental ...

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