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Engineering
Undergraduate
High renewable penetration destabilises grids not primarily through intermittency but through the loss of rotational inertia that synchronous generators once provided. This report explains the physics of that problem, surveys the mitigation options — synthetic inertia, storage, demand response — and assesses their relative maturity.
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Business & Management
Undergraduate
Incumbent retailers facing digital entrants have pursued three broad strategies: cost matching, experiential differentiation and channel integration. This report evaluates each against the evidence of the past decade and argues that channel integration succeeds only where it is paired with a genuine restructuring of logistics, not merely a unified storefront.
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Biology & Medicine
Master's
Antimicrobial resistance is a collective-action problem wearing the costume of a clinical one. This paper reviews the selection pressures driving resistance across human and agricultural use, evaluates the surveillance infrastructure that exists to detect it, and argues that stewardship programmes fail predictably wherever prescribing incentives are not addressed alongside them.
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