| Research Title | Lead Researcher | Faculty | Department, Institute or Centre |
|---|---|---|---|
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Prevalence of disordered eating behaviours in urban Jamaican adolescents |
Abigail Harrison | Child & Adolescent Health | |
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Locally Advanced Breast Cancer in a Jamaican population: disease characteristics and response to neoadjuvant chemotherapy |
Dr. Sheray Chin | Department of Pathology | |
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The Properties of Citizens: A Caribbean Grammar of Conjugal Categories |
Ms Tracy Robinson | Faculty of Law | |
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Transforming individuals, groups and organizations in the Caribbean |
Olivene Thomas, Clement Branche | Sociology, Psychology and Social Work (HRD | |
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Bio-Waste for Food Fortification and Supplementation: Using Orange and Sorrel Extract Production Wastes as Food Supplement. |
Andrea Goldson Barnaby and Vanessa Ranger | Chemistry | |
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Physics “Smart House”: A Model Housing Solution for the Year 2030 |
Alternative Energy Research Group | Physics | |
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Using a data mining process model – Taking data analysis beyond statistical techniques |
Gunjan Mansingh, Kweku-Muata Osei-Bryson, Monika Asnani | Computing | |
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Mission, Vision, Objectives For Mona Valley Area |
Dr. Olivene Burke | Mona Social Services: UWI Township | |
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Knowledge-based data driven decision support for Development |
Ricardo Anderson Gunjan Mansingh | FST, UWI Mona-Western Jamaica Campus AND FST, UWI Mona | |
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HIV AIDS Sensitivity: Jamaica Praying |
Rev Garth Minott | Theology | |
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A longitudinal study of respiratory morbidity in a Jamaican Birth Cohort |
Kay Bailey | Child & Adolescent Health | |
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The pathological profile of fatal gunshot wounds in Jamaica from the Department of Pathology, University of the West Indies, Mona and the Legal Medicine Unit in the Ministry of National Security: A five year retrospective study from 2005-2009 |
Prof. Carlos Escoffery & Ms Venise McIntosh | Department of Pathology & Basic Medical Sciences |
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