
January 2026
Neurobiological And Genetic Bases Of Reading Difficulty In Older Children: Implications For Developmental Intervention
Sharanya Singh
22/01/2026
Reading difficulty in older children often persists beyond the early stages of literacy acquisition and becomes increasingly evident as academic demands shift toward independent reading and written work. In many affected individuals, reading remains slow and inconsistent despite appropriate instruction, ...
Framing for Funding: How Social vs. Profit Orientation and Founder Gender Influence Investor Decisions
Ryshum Thiara
22/01/2026
In the early stages of entrepreneurship, securing investor support is often critical to a venture’s survival and growth. However, it’s not just your company that the investor is evaluating, but also you. Investor decisions are a combination of the company's metrics, the pitch style, and the person making the pitch. ...
Comparison of Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction Techniques In Adolescents: A Systematic Review of Literature
Iveta Zhovtobriukh
22/01/2026
Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries in adolescents have increased significantly, with reconstructions in patients under 15 years rising 425% from 1994 to 2006. The skeletal immaturity of this population introduces unique surgical considerations regarding repair technique selection and physeal approach, yet ...
How Do Genetics Play a Role in Susceptibility to Tendon and Ligament Injuries?
Anwita Anil
22/01/2026
This research examines the role of genetic factors in determining susceptibility to tendon and ligament injuries, specifically focusing on how variations in collagen-coding and regulatory genes influence tissue integrity. While traditional injury prevention focuses on biomechanics and physical conditioning, ...
Meta-Analysis of the Impact of Ambient Particulate Matter on Lung Function Across the Lifespan
Anirudh Mohan
22/01/2026
The main aim of this meta-analysis was to gather information from studies regarding how air quality is correlated with lung function by measuring spirometry values (FEV1 and FVC), classified according to age. Although numerous investigations have found a general association between air quality and ...
Examining the Impact of the Federal Sentencing Guidelines on Racial Disparities in Federal Sentencing
Nikhil G. Shah
22/01/2026
Racial disparities in federal sentencing have long raised concerns about fairness and the effectiveness of policies intended to mitigate them. This study examines whether judicial adherence to the Federal Sentencing Guidelines significantly reduces Black–White sentencing disparities. Using the United States ...
CardioLLM: A Fine-Tuned Large Language Model for Cardiac Condition Prediction from Clinical Notes
Krishiv Bhatia
22/01/2026
Cardiac complications remain a leading cause of ICU mortality, requiring rapid identification from extensive clinical documentation. While traditional NLP approaches using TF-IDF vectorization provide interpretable baselines, recent advances in medical LLMs offer superior contextual understanding. This study presents ...
Emily Dickinson’s Poetry: Preserving Nineteenth-Century Parlor Music and Hymnody
Emma K. Liu
22/01/2026
Emily Dickinson’s poetry is frequently described as lyrical for its musical phrasing, timbre, and rhythmic meter; scholars frequently acknowledge this musicality but overlook its roots in her firsthand engagement with music. This paper argues that Dickinson’s poetic voice was profoundly shaped by her training as a ...
Performance Enhancements: Can Fruit Juice Replace Energy Drinks?
Amanda Kaplan
22/01/2026
Energy drink consumption has become increasingly common among adolescents and athletes seeking performance enhancement. While studies have shown benefits such as improved stamina and strength, energy drinks pose significant health risks, primarily due to high caffeine content. Fruit juice has been ...
Inequities in Access to Dental Care and Consequences of These Inequities for the Dental Health of Children and Youth
Kayhan Kandahari
09/01/2026
Oral health is an integral yet often neglected aspect of overall health, especially in relation to children and adolescents. Although modern technology in dentistry, along with adequate preventative care, has improved significantly, substantial inequalities in accessing dental care continue to exist within the United ...
Cooling the Cloud - A Study on Innovative Approaches to Cooling AI Data Centers
Adalynn Le
09/01/2026
Data centers that provide computational power for Artificial Intelligence struggle with resource intensive practices. The cooling systems used for large-scale and commercial AI are mostly liquid-based and utilize large portions of water daily. When paired against a growing demand for water provided by a rising
Governing the Algorithm: How AI Transforms National Security in a Multipolar World
Samuel Zayas
09/01/2026
This paper argues that artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming national security not primarily through greater destructive capacity, but through three interlocking mechanisms: the accelerated tempo of decision-making, the opacity of model reasoning, and the autonomy that compresses the space for human ...
The Enhanced Starshot Concept: Beyond Breakthrough Starshot, towards an Enhanced Framework for Interstellar Travel
Frank Mayurkumar Jariwala
09/01/2026
Breakthrough Starshot is a project that envisions interstellar travel to the Alpha Centauri star system by accelerating Light sail interstellar probes named StarChip to 15−20% is a revolutionary idea. The concept of focusing a light beam from a phased array of ground-based lasers on the Light sails of these
Calculating the Escape Velocity and Lower Mass Bound of a Body within a Dark Matter Halo
Hriday Jha
09/01/2026
Dark matter remains to be one of the most speculative and mysterious substances from our current perspective in astrophysics. This paper will aim to provide educated hypotheses on the fermionic particle which makes up dark matter, by calculating the lower bound of the particle mass in an average dwarf ...
Current State of Monoclonal Antibodies in Clinical Trials to Treat Parkinson’s Disease
Bridget McDermott
03/01/2026
Parkinson's disease (PD) is the fastest-growing neurological disorder globally, with nearly 90,000 new diagnoses annually in the U.S. alone. The disease is driven by the aggregation of α-synuclein (α-syn), which destroys dopaminergic neurons. Current therapies, such as levodopa, only provide symptomatic ...
Rwanda’s competence-based curriculum has promoted environmental sustainability and gender equity.
Emmanuel Bizumuremyi
02/01/2026
In 2015, the Rwandan Ministry of Education revolutionised the national curriculum to meet global standards. The core curriculum was refined to encompass a vast range of skills extending beyond the existing emphasis on isolated knowledge acquisition to better complement modern interdisciplinary
To what extent was the ‘Death Penalty’ policy beneficial for the USA in the last 20 years?
Nurbike Akhmetzhan
02/01/2026
The death penalty is one of the most debatable topics among researchers, which aims to minimize the violent crime rate by executing criminals in the 21st century in the USA. The reason is that although 1500+ people have been executed in the USA since 1970, the crime rates have not decreased significantly. ...
Exploring the Impact of Stress on Development: A Review of Adaptive and Maladaptive Coping Mechanisms in Adolescents
Fahad Hayat
02/01/2026
The present review focuses on the intersection of major stressors and their impact on adolescent development. By examining the literature on coping mechanisms, this review seeks to identify factors that mediate or moderate the relationship between these stressors and adolescent outcomes. This review
Good Challenge, Bad Challenge? Socioeconomic Influences On High School Students’ Sources and Responses to Academic Pressure
Milo Linn-Boggs and Teagan Peabody
02/01/2026
Persistent disparities in academic achievement remain a defining feature of U.S. secondary education, appearing linked to socioeconomic strata. Prior research emphasizes objective SES indicators and material proxies, often overlooking students’ psychological appraisals and subjective definitions. This ...
Utilizing QSAR Prediction Model to Identify Potential HER2 Inhibitors
Dung Pham Linh and Thu Dang Hanh Minh
02/01/2026
Context: The HER2 receptor is a transmembrane protein that regulates the growth and division of cells. With other EGFR (epidermal growth factor receptor) family members, it forms homodimers or heterodimers in a ligand-dependent and -independent manner, activating signaling pathways that trigger ...
Identifying Associated Factors of Substance Use in Adolescents Using Machine Learning
Jocelyn Gao
02/01/2026
Adolescent substance use remains a pressing public health concern with long-term implications for individuals’ physical and mental health. Research in adolescent development suggests that family structure, school environment, and socioeconomic status influence substance use (1), yet the relationship ...
Strategic Intolerance: The Rise of Anti-LGBTQ+ Rhetoric in Right-Wing Politics in Türkiye and Hungary
Bahri Çağrı Toygar
02/01/2026
Over the course of the late 20th century and the 21st century, the increasing anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric has become a noticeable part of the contemporary political arena in backsliding democracies, notably Türkiye and Hungary. The twain, both ruled by nationalist and conservative political parties, the Justice and ...
The Impact of Nicotine Exposure Through E-Cigarettes on Adolescent Brain Development: Implications for Public Health
Shaheer Irfan
02/01/2026
Over the past few years the use of e-cigarettes among the adolescent global population has exponentially increased. Evidence suggests that e-cigarettes are not a healthy alternative for traditional tobacco cigarettes. Furthermore, the exposure of nicotine and other chemicals in the e-liquid disrupts the ...