| Research Title | Lead Researcher | Faculty | Department, Institute or Centre |
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Geo-political Insignificance, Information Sharing, and Economic Survival: An Unofficial Perspective from within the Caribbean Region |
Dr Christopher Malcolm | Faculty of Law | |
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“I Feel Myself Growing Like A Tree” - Achieving “Innerstanding” en route to the professional self |
Peta-Anne Baker, Wendy McLean Cooke, Shawna-Kae Burns, Arna Elliott-Rattray | Sociology, Psychology and Social Work | |
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The Efficacy of Different Commercial Fungicides against Anthracnose on Sweet Yam (Dioscorea Alata) in the Parish of St. Andrew |
Glenville Hall | Life Sciences | |
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Investigating Natural lighting as a solution for the reduction of energy consumption of non-residential buildings, in Jamaica. |
Dudley Williams , Dr Dorville | Physics | |
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Analyzing the Course Delivery Scheduling Problem |
Carl Beckford, Eyton Ferguson, Roy Porter | Computing | |
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Visual presentation of Mona Valley and the UWI Township |
Dr. Olivene Burke | Mona Social Services: UWI Township | |
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An enquiry into the causes and consequences of poverty and an exploration of possible future solutions (1960-2005): Paired cases of Botswana and Zimbabwe; the Dominican Republic and Haiti; and The Cayman Islands and Jamaica |
Denarto St. Aubryn Dennis | ||
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Human Trafficking: Its theological implications, with specific reference to Jamaica and the Church's Response |
Moise Jean, MAT | Theology | |
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Parent and Caregiver responses to Children with convulsive seizures |
Roxanne Melbourne-Chambers | Child & Adolescent Health | |
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Epidemiology of cases of acute poisoning in the Emergency Department (ED) University Hospital of the West Indies, Mona. A three-year retrospective review |
Drs. Simone French, Eric Williams & Dr. Nickecia Campbell | Emergency Medicine Division | |
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Masculinities and the Practice of Dominica’s National Gender Policy’ in Politics, Power and Gender Justice in the Anglophone Caribbean |
Dr Ramona Biholar | Faculty of Law | |
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Predicting Performance in Quantitative Research at the University of the West Indies: A Case of Perceived Competences vs. Actual Grades |
Trevor A.Smith | Mona School of Business and Management |
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