DORA (De Montfort Open Research Archive)
DORA (De Montfort Open Research Archive) is De Montfort University's research repository. It forms the primary public and institutional record of DMU research outputs. DORA currently lists over 10,000 items, and the breadth of research at DMU means that these include articles, conference papers, books, book chapters, and other material available in a digital form. The record for each item contains descriptive information as well as, where possible, a version of the final research output. Since January 2009 electronic deposit of PhD theses has also been mandatory and to date over 700 theses are available from DORA.
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Heterogeneous System-on-Chip based Lattice-Boltzmann Visual Simulation System
(Article)Cerebral aneurysm is a cerebrovascular disorder caused by a weakness in the wall of an artery or vein, that causes a localised dilation or ballooning of the blood vessel. It is life-threatening, hence an early and accurate ... -
DNA Authentication of St John’s Wort (Hypericum perforatum L.) Commercial Products Targeting the ITS Region
(Article)There is considerable potential for the use of DNA barcoding methods to authenticate raw medicinal plant materials, but their application to testing commercial products has been controversial. A simple PCR test targeting ... -
Kitch: A Fictional Biography of a Calypso Icon
(Book)Combining factual biography with the imaginative structure of the novel, Anthony Joseph gets to the heart of the man behind the music and the myth, to present a holistic portrait of the calypso icon Lord Kitchener. Born ... -
The Fiction of the Equal: Boundaries Disappearance and Border Neutralization in the American City
(Article)This paper attempts to explain how the concepts of boundary and border (as explained by Sennett in his article “The Open City” ) have evolved in American cities as a way to superficially project an idea of social, economic ... -
The Frequency of Magic
(Book)Multi-levelled and diverse in scene, The Frequency of Magic traverses an array of lives connected to the village of Million Hills. There’s the gritty realism of hill-side life, the speculative imagination of Luke’s travels ...
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