| Research Title | Lead Researcher | Faculty | Department, Institute or Centre |
|---|---|---|---|
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Beyond Windrush and the Original Black Atlantic Routes: Austin Clarke , Race and Canada's Influence on Anglophone Caribbean Literature |
Dr Michael Bucknor | Literatures in English | |
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Breast cancer receptor profiles in Jamaica: A 6-year analysis |
Dr. Sheray Chin | Department of Pathology | |
|
Proceeds of Crime Act: Taking the Profit Out of Crime |
Dr Shazeeda Ali | Faculty of Law | |
|
Main Factors Affecting Service Productivity of Hospitality Businesses in Jamaica |
Dr. Michelle Theresa McLeod, Lecturer Tourism Management | Mona School of Business and Management | |
|
Using the tool of technology for the plant health protection. |
Lamar Thomas, Lloyd Johnson, Deiondra Robinson, Paula Tennant | Biotechnology Centre | |
|
Elliptic Curves |
Dmitry Malinin | Mathematics | |
|
Moringa as a Functional Food: Potential Use of Moringa oleifera Plant Extracts in Oxidative Stress Conditions |
Racquel Wright, Marvin Reid, Helen Asemota | Biotechnology Centre | |
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The Kitchen Gardening Project in Basic Schools in Mona Valley |
Dr. Olivene Burke | Mona Social Services: UWI Township | |
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Antimicrobial screening of crude extracts from Jamaican plants. |
Dewayne Stennett | Department of Basic Medical Sciences, Faculty of Medical Sciences | |
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Learning to practice: The use of practice simulation to train undergraduate social work students |
Kimberly Hinds | Faculty of Social Sciences | Sociology, Psychology and Social Work |
|
Youth Engagement in Community Development: Push and Pull Factors |
Nicola Williams | Faculty of Social Sciences | Sociology, Psychology and Social Work |
|
Perceived Susceptibility to Mental Disorders among Marijuana Smokers Attending a Tertiary Institution |
Neena Albarus | Faculty of Social Sciences | Sociology, Psychology and Social Work |
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The UWI, Mona ranks first in Jamaica among accredited tertiary-level programmes. In 2012, the University was again one of Jamaica’s Top 100 Employers.
