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NTP Research Report Series

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Researchers

  1. Joyce Müller

Publications

  1. Deliberative mapping of ecosystem services within and around Doñana National Park (SW Spain) in relation to land use change
  2. Well-being and Prosperity beyond Growth
  3. Hot working parameters and mechanisms in as-cast Mg-3Sn-1Ca alloy
  4. Effect of Welding Speed on Friction Stir Welds of PM2000 Alloy
  5. The Pricing of Default-free Interest Rate Cap, Floor, and Collar Agreements
  6. Towards a Multi-Level Approach to Studying Entrepreneurship in Professional Services
  7. How Big Does Big Data Need to Be?
  8. Modelling and simulation of dynamic microstructure evolution of aluminium alloys during thermomechanically coupled extrusion process
  9. A Social–Ecological Systems Framework as a Tool for Understanding the Effectiveness of Biosphere Reserve Management
  10. Public service media, innovation policy and the ‘crowding out’ problem
  11. Editors’ Introduction
  12. Software-Unterstützung für Routine im betrieblichen Umweltschutz
  13. Understanding Similarities and Differences of Digital Health Platforms
  14. Leverage points for improving gender equality and human well-being in a smallholder farming context
  15. Diverse values and a common utopia
  16. Joint extremal behavior of hidden and observable time series with applications to GARCH processes
  17. Determination of rutin in green tea infusions using square-wave voltammetry with a rigid carbon-polyurethane composite electrode
  18. Heidegger
  19. Erroneous Examples: A Preliminary Investigation into Learning Benefits
  20. The Potential of AutoML for Demand Forecasting
  21. What is Social Learning?
  22. Analysis of mechanical properties and microstructure of single and double-pass friction stir welded T-joints for aluminium stiffened Panels
  23. Australian Graziers value sparse trees in their pastures: A viewshed analysis of Photo-elicitation
  24. Telomere length is a strong predictor of foraging behavior in a long-lived seabird