| Research Title | Lead Researcher | Faculty | Department, Institute or Centre |
|---|---|---|---|
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Hybrid kriging of hydroacoustic data to map the bathymetry of three shallow, highly meandering rivers in a tropical wetland |
Kurt Prospere | Life Sciences | |
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Projecting end -of- century North Atlantic Hurricane Activity using Forecast Statistical Models |
Johordanne Jones, Tannecia Stephenson and Michael Taylor | Physics | |
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Changes in Behaviour of Young Males: Is Football the Answer? |
Dr. Olivene Burke | Mona Social Services: UWI Township | |
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Gender based violence and HIV: What does the research tell me? |
UWI HARP | UWI HARP | |
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Faculty Use of Electronic Resources: A Survey |
Garrett McFarlane | Department of Library and Information Studies | |
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Routine HIV screening at Department of Medicine, UHWI |
Dr. G Barrow, Prof E Barton, Prof M Lee | Department of Medicine | |
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Cognitive function in children with sickle cell disease in Jamaica |
Dr. Leslie King | Tropical Medicine Research Institute | |
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The impact of information technology material weakness on corporate governance changes in family-owned businesses. |
Delroy A. Chevers | Mona School of Business and Management | |
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Family-owned Businesses - The seat of entrepreneurship: the case of three Caribbean Countries |
Lawrence A. Nicholson | Mona School of Business and Management | |
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Effect of boundary absorption on dispersion in pulsatile flow in an annulus-application to catheterized artery |
Binil Sebastian and Nagarani Ponakala | Mathematics | |
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Housing Development and its Potential Effects on Underground Water Resources in Barbados |
Amal Sealy | Geography and Geology | |
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From Subsistence to Boom! An experience with Peanut Farmers in St. Elizabeth, Jamaica |
Dr. Olivene Burke | Mona Social Services: UWI Township |
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