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Dataset supporting thesis titled: "Public-private partnerships in tackling large scale Cyberattacks: A comparative evaluation of the United Kingdom and Taiwan"
No full textDataset supporting thesis titled: "Public-private partnerships in tackling large scale Cyberattacks: A comparative evaluation of the United Kingdom and Taiwan"</span
Computational screening of small-molecule organic semiconductors
No full textA computational screening workflow for small-molecule organic semiconductors which starts from a defined search space of molecules and ends with a set of proposed molecules was made. The MolBuilder program was developed to use an evolutionary algorithm to optimise the molecular structures of a population of molecules constrained to a search space defined by MolBuilder using a set of molecular fragments. We successfully applied the MolBuilder program to a search space of nitrogen substituted polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, and indenofluorenedione derivatives to obtain high-performance n-type organic semiconductors by using a fitness function that optimises for low reorganisation energies and specific electron affinities. In both cases, the computational screening workflow was made to take the best molecules proposed by the evolutionary algorithm through a crystal-structure prediction and electron mobility calculation stage for further evaluations. Based on the results of the computational screening workflows: for the search space of nitrogen substituted polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, suggested molecules were found to be competitive to a set of azapentacenes designed from computational considerations; and for the search space of indenofluorenedione derivatives, suggested molecules were found to be superior to a set of previously synthesised indenofluorenedione molecules used in organic electronic applications
Additional Computational Data to support the University of Southampton Doctoral thesis, "Computational Screening of Small-Molecule Organic Semiconductors"
No full textThe dataset contains csv. and excel files zipped into a tar.gz file which underpin the Predicted crystal structures and calculated properties.
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Public-private partnerships in tackling large scale cyberattacks: A comparative evaluation of the United Kingdom and Taiwan
No full textThis research evaluates public-private partnerships in combating cyberattacks in the UK and Taiwan. First, the study analyses major cyberattacks and the factors influencing cybersecurity in both countries. Second, it assesses the effectiveness of current cyber defence strategies in addressing cyberattacks by comparing the approaches taken in the UK and Taiwan, while also evaluating the cyber resilience of both nations. Lastly, the research evaluates existing public-private partnerships by comparing those in the UK and Taiwan, and proposes recommendations for enhancing cooperation and collaboration mechanisms in tackling cyberattacks. A combined methodology of thematic analysis and grounded theory was utilised. The researcher recruited participants from both the UK and Taiwan and conducted semi-structured interviews. The participants fall into two categories: investigators and police officers with experience in tackling cyberattacks, and experts from cybersecurity firms. The finding indicates that the cybersecurity contexts of the UK and Taiwan reveal shared challenges, such as sophisticated, financially and politically motivated cyberattacks, evolving threat landscapes, and talent shortages, while also reflecting distinct geopolitical pressures and sector-specific vulnerabilities that shape each nation’s cybersecurity priorities. Additionally, both the UK and Taiwan are advancing cyber defence and resilience by adopting proactive, multilayered strategies that balance technological and human factors, prioritise critical assets within resource constraints, and emphasise swift detection, response, and recovery from cyber incidents. Lastly, both the UK and Taiwan have actively developed public-private partnerships (PPPs) in cybersecurity, recognising their strategic value in enhancing national cyber resilience, yet each faces challenges in policy implementation, collaboration efficiency, and information sharing that must be addressed through more structured, trust-based, and forward-looking cooperation. Consequently, this research highlights the current state of the cybersecurity industry, governmental plans for cybersecurity, and contributions from both government sectors and cybersecurity firms, with a particular focus on public-private partnerships. Finally, this research offers practical recommendations to law enforcement, the private sector, and academia to reflect on current strategies and tailor future approaches in cybersecurity
Phoebus 6, number 2: Chinese Painting under the Qianlong Emperor
No full texttableOfContents: Preface p. 207
Figure, Fiction and Figment in Eighteenth century Chinese Painting by Richard Vinograd p. 209
Yuan Jiang: Image Maker by Alfreda Murck p. 228
Zheng Xie's Price List: Painting as a Source of Income in Yangzhou by Ginger Cheng-chi Hsu p.261
Jin Nong: The Eccentric Painter with a Wintry Heart by Marshall P. S. Wu p. 272
An Overview of Li Jian's Painting by Christina Chu p. 295
Eighteenth-century Foundations in Modern Chinese Painting by Chu-tsing Li p. 316
Epilog: Rubric and Art History - The Case of the Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou
by Ju-hsi Chou p.329
Notes p. 351
Glossary p. 381
Index p. 39
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