Meet Polygence Scholars and explore their projects


Project: “In The Nung“

Project: “What were the crucial reasons that led to the transformation of Boeing from a customer-friendly, safety-oriented company to a financial-corporate-interest-driven one, and what were the effects of such a transformation?“

Project: “What metrics have the most significant impact on the Houston Astros’ likelihood of winning a game?“

Project: “Causes of Chemo Brain, Potential Treatment Options, and its Prevalence in Breast Cancer“

Project: “The GameStop Short Squeeze: Retail Investors, Market Mechanics, and the Decline of a Legacy Business Model“

Project: “In Search for Love: Modernization, Home, and Romance in Wang Kar Wai and Jia Zhangke“

Project: “The Use of Machine Learning to Decode Neural Activity in the Motor Cortex of Primates“


Project: “How does the integration of AI in banking affect customer trust and the traditional relationship-based nature of banking?“

Project: “Predicting Baseball Pitcher Efficacy using Physical Pitch Characteristics"“

Project: “Increasing Cervical Cancer Screening Access for Women in Nigeria“

Project: “Instances of Pavlovian Conditioning in Government Propaganda“

Project: “Post-COVID-19 and Climate Change Effects on Infectious Myocarditis: Implications for the Cardiovascular System“

Project: “Assistive Technology for Neurodevelopmental Disorders: A Review of Literature“

Project: “In what ways can the interconnections between the gut microbiome and the brain influence Alzheimer's disease susceptibility and progression?“

Project: “Rose Adélaïde Ducreux / Lydia O Dress Project“

Project: “Origami-Inspired Mechanisms for Enhanced Efficiency and Reliability in CubeSat Solar Panels“

Project: “Genes and crime: exploring Crime, Repeated offending and Criminal imagery“

Project: “Financial Literacy and Young Adult Indebtedness in Bulgaria: Structural Trends and Digital Strategies“

Project: “How do genetic factors differ for normal aging and AD? What do they indicate about cognitive decline associated with AD? How can gene expression be used to identify individuals at high risk of AD?“