• Concentration of Cocaine and Cocaine Metabolites after Drinking coca Tea more
  • Concepts and Research Framework of Product Software more
  • Concepts of Product Software: Paving the Road for Urgently Needed Research more
  • Conceptual Motivation Modeling for Students with Dyslexia for Enhanced Assistive Learning more
  • Conceptualising a Multi-level Integrative Model for Trust Repair more
  • Conceptualising Cross-Category Brand in Emerging Country Context: Merging Associative Network Memory Model and Resource Based View more
  • Conceptualising Gamification Risks to Teamwork within Enterprise more
  • Conceptualising new team identification more
  • Conceptualising Organisational Cultural Lag on Marriage Equality in Australian Sporting Organisations more
  • Conceptualising Smart Tourism Destination Dimensions. more
  • Conceptualising the Imagination in Consumption Practices more
  • Conceptualising the student experience: a new framework. more
  • Conceptualising Wellbeing from a Community Perspective more
  • Condition Monitoring of a Compressor Motor Unit: An Investigation of Abnormal High Pitch Noise more
  • Condom capers or caring, confidential service: can sexual health drop-ins be all things to all young people? more
  • Conference Keynote: Reflections on transforming assessment and feedback: complexity and collaboration. more
  • Conference Report: ‘Ethics and Social Welfare in Hard Times’, London, 1–2 September 2016 more
  • Conference Venue Product Development more
  • Configuring Crowdsourcing for Requirements Elicitation more
  • Confronting issues of ICTs, the environment and citizenship more
  • Connected and disconnected travel experiences in the digital economy more
  • Connecting and Collaborating: Co-creational Discovery of Place more
  • Connecting consumers with local produce: Insights for a local food provisioning app. more
  • Connecting participatory methods in a study of older lesbian and gay citizens in rural areas more
  • Connecting participatory methods in a study of youth and risk. more

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