
Electronic Thesis and Dissertation Repository
Welcome to the School of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies' Electronic Theses & Dissertation site. These pages are dedicated to help you find all the information you might require in order to format and successfully submit your graduate thesis for examination and publication electronically.
Electronic Theses and Dissertations (ETDs) are prepared as text-based PDF files. ETDs can contain non-text elements such as sound, video, and hypertext links. ETDs are available through Scholarship@Western, Western's digital library repository, and also released to the world-wide web with priority in many search engines, enabling scholars worldwide to locate, search, and download the University of Western Ontario's ETDs.
The most significant benefit is the dramatic increase (50-250%) in citation impact that results from electronic publishing. This leads to increased rewards from universities, in the form of promotion and increased salary, and from granting agencies.
Other benefits include:
- publicity for research - authors of electronic theses become more widely known and their reputations are enhanced
- easy worldwide access to your theses for colleagues and collaborators
- easy worldwide access to theses for job and grant applications
- a raised profile for research institutions
- reduced costs at the point of graduation since there is no need to have multiple copies printed.
For an overview of the Electronic Thesis and Dissertation process at The University of Western Ontario, please refer to any area from our site dedicated to supporting ETD at Western:
Theses/Dissertations from 2012
Investigating the Therapeutic Potential of Salivary Proteins for Oral Diseases, Dusa Vukosavljevic
Charateristics and Impact of Interpersonal Conflicts on Requirements Risks, Avinder Walia
Simultaneous radar and video meteors, Robert J. Weryk
Essays on International and Environmental Economics, Jacob Wibe
Clinical Instructors' Perceptions of Structural and Psychological Empowerment in Academic Nursing Environments, Sandra E. Wiens
Cloning and analysis of RECK during early Xenopus laevis development, Jessica Willson
Multi-Sensor Calibration and Validation of the UWO-PCL Water Vapour Lidar, Robin Wing
Preparation and formulation of powder coating for application of enamelled wire, Liuyin Xia
An Outcome-Based Approach for Ensuring Regulatory Compliance of Business Processes, Quanjun Yin
Examining Assistive Technology Use, Self-concept, and Motivation, as Students with Learning Disabilities Transition from a Demonstration School into Inclusive Classrooms, Gabrielle D. Young
Protection and Control of Active Distribution Networks and Microgrids, Mohammad Amin Zamani
Roles of PGC-1α/PPARs pathway in regulating insulin sensitivity in mouse skeletal muscle cells under prolonged hypoxia, Yunyan Zhang
Theses/Dissertations from 2011
Effects of Work Environments on Nursing and Patient Outcomes, Nancy M. Purdy
Theses/Dissertations from 2010
The Effect of Particle Size on Hydrolysis and Modeling of Anaerobic Digestion, Saad Aldin
Ontological View-driven Semantic Integration in Open Environments, Yunjiao Xue