My thesis, open access and me: experiences of submitting a digital PhD thesis at the University of Cambridge
by Cambridge University · 5 episodes
A series of video interviews with Cambridge doctoral candidates and graduates discussing their experiences of submitting an electronic copy of their thesis to the Apollo repository, and the choices they made about making their PhD research open access.
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My thesis, open access and me: Nikita Hari
Nikita Hari is a PhD candidate in the Department of Engineering and submitted her PhD thesis for examination in 2018, on 'Gallium Nitride Power Electronics using Machine Learning'.…
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My thesis, open access and me: Sebastian Haines
Sebastian Haines is a postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Earth Sciences. He completed his Physics PhD, 'Pressure Tuned Magnetism in d- and f-Electron Materials' in 2012,…
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My thesis, open access and me: Emily Dourish
Emily Dourish is a Deputy Keeper of Rare Books & Early Manuscripts at Cambridge University Library. She submitted her PhD thesis 'Patronage and Politics at Barking Abbey, c.950-c.1…
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My thesis, open access and me: Sarah Foley
Sarah Foley is a postdoctoral researcher in the Centre for Family Research, University of Cambridge. She submitted her PhD thesis 'Emerging parental sensitivity: the transition to…
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My thesis, open access and me: Varun Warrier
Currently a postdoctoral researcher in the Autism Research Centre, University of Cambridge, Varun Warrier submitted his PhD thesis 'The Genetics of Autism and Related Traits' in 20…