Meet Polygence Scholars and explore their projects
Project: “What if you could look at gravity as a quantum phenomenon!“
Project: “Reading Between the Lines: Book Banning and Censorship in U.S. Public Schools“
Project: “How does the design of Multi-Level Marketing companies, compared to Ponzi Schemes, disproportionately affect certain demographics?“
Project: “What are the underlying reasons for the higher rate of misdiagnosis and underreporting of hidradenitis suppurativa, especially for black and brown populations? How has this been addressed, and what are the results?“
Project: “Treatments and causes of chronic spontaneous urticaria“
Project: “Pain Tracker“
Project: “Gene editing treatments for Huntington's disease“
Project: “To be filled by student“
Project: “Molecular mechanisms of Coxsackievirus and Epstein-Barr virus-induced myocarditis“
Project: “The Role of Memory in Defining Personal Identity: Ethical Implications of Advanced Euthanasia Directives in Cases of Cognitive Impairment“
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: “CRISPR/Cas9 Gene Therapy to Treat Alzheimer's Disease“
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 does the adoption of cryptocurrency impact fragile international economies and what are the implications of broad crypto adoption?“
Project: “Media’s Impact on the Growth of the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA)“
Project: “Finding relationships between data“