Author:
Anisa Sattaur
October 31, 2025
Over 70 million people worldwide suffer from vitiligo, an autoimmune disorder and in the occurrence your CD8+ T cells attack the melanocytes in the skin causing white patches to appear. Cod liver oil has been used before to study bone regeneration as well as tissue regeneration. This study investiga...
Author:
Shirley Jiang
October 28, 2025
Bone fractures are a common injury that is often accompanied by ischemia or broken blood vessels. Blood vessels are essential for bone repair as they supply oxygen to surrounding cells. Thrombospondin-1 (TSP1) is understood to inhibit angiogenesis (blood vessel development). However, the effects of ...
Author:
Naya Shah, Katelynn Cai
October 07, 2025
Microplastic pollution is a significant threat to aquatic life and human health, yet sustainable remediation options remain limited. Chlorella vulgaris is a potential alternative due to its ability to produce hydrophobic extracellular polymerase substances, allowing it to bond with the microplastics...
Author:
Lucas Papamitsakis
October 06, 2025
The study of well-being has become increasingly important in society during the past few decades, especially after the COVID-19 Pandemic. While exploration of the different features of individual well-being has grown substantially, research has lagged in comprehending trends of global-scale well-bei...
Author:
Grace C. Liu
September 22, 2025
This research focuses on the role of uncertainty in explaining gender disparities in entrepreneurship by testing a behavioral decision model. It examines how misperceptions and ambiguity affect men’s and women’s decisions on founding startups or maintaining established firms in developed...
Author:
Christian Draven Chung
September 16, 2025
The Indigenous peoples of Taiwan maintained their valuable cultural and ecological understanding before colonial and post-colonial authorities started their systematic efforts to exclude them through land theft and enforced cultural assimilation and economic limitations during the last hundred years...
Author:
Noel Cercizi and Jiali Chen
September 05, 2025
Assessment of both water quality and quantity pose a great challenge to those studying the effects of anthropogenic activities on bodies of water. Eutrophication created by the increased concentration of nutrients including nitrates and phosphates has been known to contribute to the development of b...
Author:
Sophie Halleweyn
August 27, 2025
In this project, I delineate a method for addressing the scarcity of energy and cutting-edge microchip production supplies that were cut off from the US. Experts have been indicating peak oil has passed, and several recent global crises, including the war in Ukraine and the COVID-19 pandemic, have e...
Author:
Hannah Joseph
August 19, 2025
Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) is an irreversible neurodegenerative disease which affects more than six million Americans. Although the etiology of AD is unclear, studies suggest alcohol consumption as a risk factor for dementia requiring neurologists’ aid. The prevalence of binge drinking wor...
Author:
Ashna Muni,
August 13, 2025
Tumor infiltrating lymphocytes (TILs) are adaptive immune cells that play a significant role in engulfing mutated cells in the body's antitumor response. However, due to a lack of TIL analysis softwares, oncologists have not yet identified whether TILs are a viable prognostic biomarker for cance...