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From resistance to deliberation A deliberative conception of the right to resist from South American constitutions, illustrated by Chilean uprising and constituent process
(Trinity College Dublin. School of Law. Discipline of Law, 2023)I will propose a deliberative conception of the right to resist. I will argue that this conception can help to complement the model of democratic representation when fails. This conception offers three characteristics. ... -
Innate immune activity in endometrial epithelial cells: implication for female fertility
The maternal local immune system is key to a successful pregnancy. Maternal immunity is required to initiate pregnancy related processes, whilst controlling and being active against any infections or malignancies that may ... -
Aspects of a late-developing repertoire: the string quartet in Ireland 1916-2016
(Royal Irish Academy of Music, 2023-03)This thesis explores aspects of a hundred-year history of the string quartet in Ireland. It takes the year of the Easter Rising as its starting point. During the period covered by the thesis, the string quartet in Ireland ... -
The Design, Characterisation and Athermalisation of Vernier Widely Tunable Semiconductor Lasers
(Trinity College Dublin. School of Physics. Discipline of Physics, 2023)The early 21st century has seen a surge in demand for communications technologies, particularly with the internet having become a near essential utility in recent years. The rise of high-resolution video streaming, among ... -
Pesticide mixtures detected in crop and non-target wild plant pollen and nectar
(2023)Cultivation of mass flowering entomophilous crops benefits from the presence of managed and wild pollinators, who visit flowers to forage on pollen and nectar. However, management of these crops typically includes application ...
