Meet Polygence Scholars and explore their projects


Project: “The Geopolitical Ramifications of the China-Europe Railway Express: An Emphasis on the War in Ukraine“

Project: “The Urban Forest: An Analysis on Local and International Programs“

Project: “ Using BH3 profiling to determine the role of apoptosis in the tumor microenvironment “

Project: “Single and Multiplayer Video Gamers: Looking at Their Experiences, Behavior, and Psychosocial Well-Being During the COVID-19 Pandemic“

Project: “Remittances and their Effect on Education in Nepal“

Project: “To be submitted by Tarun“

Project: “Investigating the Role of Sleep and Circadian Rhythms in Mental Health“

Project: “NeRF-UAV: Inexpensive 3-D Reconstruction and View Synthesis Using RGB Camera Equipped Drones and Neural Radiance Fields“

Project: “Mark Rothko: A Psychological Analysis Using Art and Biography“

Project: “With many attributing substance abuse as a biological disease, how important are the other factors, outside of physiology, to the development and treatment of drug addictions? What are some drugs’ clinical applications and commercial values, apart from the negative stereotypes associated with them?“

Project: “Wong Kar Wai's Use of Cinematic Space in mid 1990s Hong Kong“

Project: “Anxiety Disorders and their connection to Interoceptive and Exteroceptive sensibility“

Project: “The Aftermath of War: Explaining Racism in Sri Lanka“

Project: “Landmine Locater“

Project: “The Emotional Effect of Variability--Socioeconomic Status, Race, Sexuality, and Parental Expectations--on Students Applying to University“

Project: “What is the carbon market, how is it exploited (what are its loopholes), and how can policies make the carbon market more effective? “

Project: “Inuit Health and Wellbeing In Response to Climate Change“

Project: “Examination of surfing's potential to improve mental health“

Project: “Cardiovascular biomarkers associated with cardiac abnormalities in youth with Turner syndrome“

Project: “Transgenerational occurrence of allergies and modification in genes“