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| Project title Sort by plans | Template Sort by templates | Organisation | Owner | Download |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Employee Perception of Economic Outlook in Myanmar’s International Business Environment: An Assessment of Optimism and Pessimism | DCC Template | University of Plymouth | Hary Bahadu | (new window) Opens in new window |
| Effects of fluids on the accretion and exhumation of young oceanic lithosphere at slower-spreading mid-ocean ridges | DCC Template | Universidade de São Paulo | Rhander Taufner | (new window) Opens in new window |
| What are the barriers and facilitators encountered by Physiotherapists when facilitating exercise that would elicit a cardiovascular training effect with survivors of stroke. A generic qualitative study proposal. | DCC Template | University of Nottingham | Amy Souchaud | (new window) Opens in new window |
| Motivation | DCC Template | Other | Melanie Knöbl | (new window) Opens in new window |
| Chile - Net Zero Energy Transition Plan | DCC Template | University of Oxford | Ayomikun Ayodeji | (new window) Opens in new window |
| Analysis of the Current Situation and Future Development Trends of the Smart Elderly Care Industry | DCC Template | Hong Kong Baptist University | yunhui zhu | (new window) Opens in new window |
| Мониторинг сайтов | DCC Template | British library | Natalya Redkina | (new window) Opens in new window |
| Overcoming Implementation challenges of the Speech and Language Programme in a primary school using business operations management strategies. | DCC Template | University of Salford | Nataliya Nayda | (new window) Opens in new window |
| FOLLOWERS AND FOLLOWERSHIP: How both followers and leaders perceive their roles and influences. The Netherlands and Nigeria As Case Studies | DCC Template | University of Birmingham | James Olaniyi | (new window) Opens in new window |
| Acceptability, fidelity, and feasibility of the PROTECT behaviour change intervention to improve responsiveness to clinically deteriorating patients in acute hospital wards: a pre-pilot and randomised pilot study | DCC Template | City St George's, University of London | Duncan Smith | (new window) Opens in new window |