| Research Title | Lead Researcher | Faculty | Department, Institute or Centre |
|---|---|---|---|
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What do they Speak?: Children's Language at School |
Dr Michèle Kennedy | Department of Language, Linguistics and Philosophy | |
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Clinical presentation of strokes-subtypes, findings on CT imaging and outcome |
Dr. F Gayle | Department of Medicine | |
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Comparing the effect of dance training with the XBOX Kinect with standard ladder drills on agility and flexibility of volleyball players |
Dr. Ricardo Chong | Sports Medicine | |
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The Economics of legalizing Marijuana in Jamaica |
Andre Haughton | Economics | |
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University-Community Engagement and the Role of ICTs for Development |
Arlene Bailey, Olivene Burke, Tarik Weekes and Michael-Edward James | Sociology, Psychology and Social Work, MSBM and Mona Social Services | |
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An Introduction to the Study of Insects of Forensic Importance in Jamaica |
Latoya Amoi Foote | Life Sciences | |
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An application of leaf-level hyperspectral data for plant species discrimination |
Kurt Prospere | Life Sciences | |
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MSM Youth in Jamaican College and Universities: Identifying Needs and Challenges |
Dr. Annecka Marshall and Dr Moji Anderson | Institute for Gender and Development Studies, Mona Unit | |
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Assessment of Dietary Exposure to Cadmium Via Consumption of Jamaican Bush Teas |
Ms. Leslie Hoo Fung | ICENS | |
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Moving Beyond Tradition: Technologies Facilitating Students' Cognitive Ability and Modifying Pedagogical Practices of School Librarians in Jamaica and Antigua |
Dr. Paulette Stewart | Department of Library and Information Studies | |
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Prevalence of renal disease in patients with HIV |
Dr. A Soyibo, Prof E Barton | Department of Medicine | |
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The effects of land and water based training on lower limb power, anaerobic power, agility and muscle soreness in club footballers in Guyana |
Debita Harripersad | Sports Medicine |
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