Meet Polygence Scholars and explore their projects

Project: “The Journey to Alzheimer’s Disease Diagnosis and Beyond Through Different Perspectives“

Project: “Exploring Neuralink’s effects on Society“

Project: “Genetic Vulnerability: PIK3CA Gene Dependency in HER2-Positive Breast Ductal Carcinoma“

Project: “How has AI improved the COVID-19-facilitated transition to virtual healthcare in the context of diagnosing and treating patients with ASD?“

Project: “In the wake of current geopolitical events, what is crypto’s place in a post regulatory world?“

Project: “How can you use data science to analyze the outcomes in a turn based scenario with random components?“

Project: “How can the use of both HF-rTMS and VR for stroke rehabilitation improve the quality of life in post-stroke patients?“

Project: “Federalism and the Human Right to Privacy“

Project: “How Wireless Communications is Implemented on Satellite Technology “

Project: “How can the use of AEDs in epileptic women predict poorer perinatal outcomes?“

Project: “How does fin shape and structure affect a rocket's trajectory?“

Project: “Midfoot Pressure Analysis in Individuals with Flat Feet While Climbing Stairs Using a Pressure Sensing System“

Project: “The Use of CAR-T Cell Therapies in the Management of Autoimmune Diseases: A Systematic Review“

Project: “Predicting and explaining Illicit Financial Flows in developing countries: A machine learning approach“

Project: “How do specific genetic variants in across various genes correlate with the severity of familial hypercholesterolemia phenotypes, and how can these insights inform the development of targeted gene therapies?“

Project: “The Difference of Performances And Brain Structures Between Monolingual Stutterers And Bilingual Stutterers“

Project: “Game Pre-Production“

Project: “Developmental Approaches in Drama Therapy: Addressing Trauma and the Decline in Creativity“

Project: “Exploring the links between Quantum Entanglement and Curved Space-Time“

Project: “Publish an article: Dive into community psychology and social justice“