Meet Polygence Scholars and explore their projects
Project: “Overcoming Deficiencies in Gene Therapy Delivery with Chimeric and Inducible Vectors“
Project: “Understanding COVID-19’s Impact on Commercial Real Estate“
Project: “Using OpenMC to Model Shielding for Nuclear Fission Power Space Crafts“
Project: “Commotio Cordis“
Project: “How do hormonal aberrations play a role in the etiology and diagnosis of PCOS?“
Project: “Anthropogenic Disturbance on Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi Community Structure“
Project: “How do age and biological sex influence vaccine responses and public health guidelines?“
Project: “Economic Impact of United States Presidential Election Years: A Comparative Analysis“
Project: “Amyloid-β in Alzheimer’s Disease: Effects on Disease Pathogenesis and Recent Advances in Clinical Trials“
Project: “How do marine heatwaves affect invertebrates, marine mammals, and fish?“
Project: “How does aging affect muscle recovery time and are there specific nutrients that mitigate the metabolic decline associated with aging in order to enhance muscle recovery?“
Project: “To what degree is Synthetic Spider Silk a better alternative to a graft in ligament reconstruction surgery?“
Project: “Review of Chronic Kidney Disease and Comparison between Humans, Dogs, and Cats“
Project: “How does environment and upbringing impact creativity development from childhood to adolescence?“
Project: “How did opinions on nuclear power in the USA change between the 1960s and 1990s?“
Project: “A CRISPR-based approach to targeting a pathogenic TLR7 gene variant in systemic lupus erythematosus“
Project: “The Evidence for Cannibinoids as a Treatment for Epilepsy “
Project: “Literature Review on the Atlantic Cod Fishery“
Project: “The relationship between physical activity, mental health, and physiological health“
Project: “Palestinian National Identity and the Question of Settler Colonialism With consideration to the events of October 7 2023, how have scholars/journalists engaged with the subject of Palestinian national identity and indigeneity from the mid-20th century onwards?“