| Research Title | Lead Researcher | Faculty | Department, Institute or Centre |
|---|---|---|---|
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Predicting Lottery Buying Behaviour of Jamaicans based on Personal Values |
Trevor A. Smith &Suzette A. Haughton | MSBM and Government | |
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The impact of CMMI levels 2 and 3 practices on process maturity in Canadian software development firms. |
Delroy A. Chevers | Mona School of Business and Management | |
|
Bioactive Heterocyclic Compounds |
Sharna-kay Daley, Alexa Redway, Flemoi Gordon, Nadale Downer-Riley and Yvette Jackson. | Chemistry | |
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Climate Change and Flood Risk in South Orange Negril River |
Arpita Mandal,Matthew Wilson, Micahel Taylor, Christopher Burgess. | Geography and Geology | |
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Fostering Entrepreneurial Thinking for the Creation of Biotechnology Enterprises |
Alexia Harvey, Racquel Wright, Kenroy Wallace and Helen Asemota | Biotechnology Centre | |
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The Development of a New Safety Index for Jamaican Roads |
Dr. Parris Lyew-Ayee Jr & Mrs Lisa-Gaye Greene | Mona GeoInformatics Institute (MGI) | |
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Water Resources Assessment and the Impact of Climate Cariability: Case study on the Rio Cobre Basin, St Catherine Jamaica |
Melissa Curtis | Geography and Geology | |
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CAPE History Teachers' Workshop 2014 |
Dr. Aleric Josephs & Dr. Dian McCallum | Department of History & Archaeology & School of Education | |
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Analysis of mortality data at the UHWI |
Dr. M Mills, Prof M Lee | Department of Medicine | |
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Use of geographic information system (GIS) technology in determining environmental and social exposures of Jamaican patients with sickle cell disease |
Drs. Monika Asnani, Knight-Madden, Marvin Reid, Parris Lywe-Ayee and Lisa-Gaye Greene | Sickle Cell Unit, TMRI | |
|
Debt and Development in Small Island Developing States |
Damien King and David Tennant | Economics | |
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ICT adoption and its impact on the performance of Jamaican hotels: A proposed research model |
Delroy A. Chevers | Mona School of Business and Management |
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