Meet Polygence Scholars and explore their projects
Project: “Gene Therapies For The Treatment Of Depression“
Project: “Women, Empowerment, and Safety (WES) What kind of workshop structure and content will enable women in my area to feel empowered and connect over safety?“
Project: “Summarizing and Modeling the TREM2 signaling pathway as it relates to key features of Alzheimers' Disease“
Project: “ Investigation of the role of Gelsemium sempervirens extract in improving social interaction of a traumatic injury induced Drosophila melanogaster offspring model“
Project: ““Breaking the Barriers in Political Leadership”“
Project: “Maximizing Vision to Increase Flight Capabilities of UAVs in Inclement Weather“
Project: “Lamiaceae: Medicinal Potential & Developments“
Project: “Machine Learning for High Schoolers“
Project: “TBD “
Project: “Do social media and technology help spread the ideas of sustainability and what medium of technology is most successful in doing so?“
Project: “How does CDNF impact memory loss in older adults with neurodegenerative disorders?“
Project: ““How does the environment affect our minds?”“
Project: “Unraveling Stare Decisis: The Interplay and Impact of Precedent in the U.S. Judicial System“
Project: “Protein-Protein Interactions between HTT, PRPF40B, and MECP2 are involved in Lopes-Maciel-Rodan-Syndrome“
Project: “Exploring the Role of Periodontal Disease in the Pathogenesis of Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease“
Project: “Can we predict Depression & Bipolar Disorder through Feed Forward Neural Networks using MADRS survey and activity sensor data?“
Project: “How do emotions and personality type affect performance on an attention task?“
Project: “How does the presence and removal of invasive Arundo donax impact the coverage of native creeping wild rye and valley sedge in Walnut Creek?“
Project: “Factors Associated with Atypical Presentations of Alzheimer’s Disease“
Project: “Exploring the relationship between nursing staff, financial outcomes, and patient safety in academic in-patient medical centers“