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Tracing mercury in the wider Idrija region using stable isotopes

Author(s): Dominik Božič (Author), Milena Horvat (Supervisor), Marko Štrok (Co-Supervisor)

Year: 2024

Type: Doctoral dissertation

Mercury, a toxic element, known for its physical and chemical properties, spreads throughout the environment and is found in various ecosystems, including water, air, soil, and biological systems. The natural mercury cycle begins beneath the earth's crust, where it rises to the surface and is released into the air through …

An intelligent cognitive system for computational psychotherapy with a conversational agent for attitude and behavior change in stress, anxiety and depression

Author(s): Tine Kolenik (Author), Matjaž Gams (Supervisor), Günter Schiepek (Co-Supervisor)

Year: 2023

Type: Doctoral dissertation

The increasing prevalence of mental health issues worldwide has amplified the significance of computational psychotherapy, which includes creating computational tools for the mental healthcare and tools to support existing mental health professionals. This work presents a computational psychotherapy system that predicts and forecasts mental health issues in users, and utilizes …

Development and application of molecularly imprinted polymers for selected antidepressants and studies of their environmental fate

Author(s): Tjaša Gornik (Author), Tina Kosjek (Supervisor), Ester Heath (Co-Supervisor)

Year: 2022

Type: Doctoral dissertation

This thesis focuses on the fate of chosen antidepressants in the environment. Studied compounds belong to the class of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors. Reportedly they do not completely mineralize by existing water treatment processes and their residues cause unwanted toxic effects in aquatic organisms. However, to date, insufficient information has …

Examining the relationship between managers' commitment to safety, edarship style, and their role in safety important actions in safety critical organisations

Author(s): David Levovnik (Author), Marko Gerbec (Supervisor), Darija Aleksić (Co-Supervisor)

Year: 2022

Type: Doctoral dissertation

Managers’ commitment to safety has been recognised as a focal concept that can play an important role as organisations strive to improve safety performance and prevent major accidents (Flin, 2003; Flin & Yule, 2004). When management is committed to safety, this shows employees that safety is an important value to …

Classification of wireless links using machine learning techniques

Author(s): Gregor Cerar (Author), Mihael Mohorčič (Supervisor), Carolina Fortuna (Co-Supervisor)

Year: 2021

Type: Doctoral dissertation

Due to the nature of the wireless transmission medium, wireless communications are characterised by notably larger losses of data packets than wired communications. The quality of wireless links is highly dependent on channel variations, interference and even transceiver imperfections. Such link uncertainty instigated the development of numerous techniques that can …

Development of novel 3D in vitro cell models for genotoxicity assessment

Author(s): Martina Štampar (Author), Bojana Žegura (Supervisor)

Year: 2021

Type: Doctoral dissertation

The determination of genotoxicity is an important element in the safety assessment of various substances, with the purpose of preventing a number of chemicals from affecting human health. Genotoxicity testing is required for all classes of chemicals, drugs and biological agents, which can lead to a wide range of diseases, …

An Evaluation Method for Feature Rankings

Author(s): Ivica Slavkov (Author), Sašo Džeroski (Supervisor)

Year: 2012

Type: Doctoral dissertation

Feature ranking is the machine learning task of inducing an ordering of features in a given dataset according to some notion of relevance. We consider the feature ranking task in the context of supervised learning, where the notion of feature relevance is defined with respect to a target concept. Feature …