932 projects across 5 years, 2020–2025.
932 projects · showing 181–210
JSHS · 2025
There is anecdotal evidence that suggests bug sprays containing DEET damage grass, but there are no rigorous peer -reviewed studies on the topic. DEET, or N,N -diethyl-meta-toluamide, is a n…
JSHS · 2025
Face masks are common for preventing the spread of respiratory illnesses, with immunocompromised individuals commonly wearing one mask or more to improve protection against airborne particle…
JSHS · 2025
Valley Fever (VF), or coccidioidomycosis, is a fungal infection influenced by environmental factors such as dust exposure. This project investigates the impact of different agricultural prac…
JSHS · 2025
Alzheimer’s disease (AD), a neurodegenerative disorder causing cognitive deterioration, remains a leading cause of death. Previous research has looked into the effects of amyloid-beta (Aβ) a…
JSHS · 2025
Cardiovascular and respiratory diseases make up 2 of the 3 leading causes of death globally amounting to more than 23 million people. More than half of these deaths are preventable with earl…
JSHS · 2025
Major depressive disorder (MDD) stands as one of the most prevalent and perilous mental health conditions globally. Nearly sixty percent of individuals who have lost their lives to suicide d…
JSHS · 2025
Recent discoveries like GJ 9827 d's water-rich atmosphere have brought to light an understudied class of exoplanets —water worlds. The discovery of water in this exoplanet atmosphere simulta…
JSHS · 2025
Wet snow avalanches are incredibly hazardous, so predicting them and their destructive force size is crucial to protect lives, and this study seeks to do so by using weather data. Machine le…
JSHS · 2025
Free and low -cost healthcare clinics are crucial for providing equitable healthcare to approximately 27 million uninsured individuals in the U.S. and those who cannot afford medical bills.…
JSHS · 2025
With unnatural wildfires disrupting ecosystems worldwide, they are leaving behind toxic ash, depleted microbial communities, and barren landscapes. In urban environments, the microbial eleme…
JSHS · 2025
Band-aids are used to speed up the healing process and protect wounds from germs. Certain studies have revealed that commercial bandages may not be as efficient as what is advertised. Annual…
JSHS · 2025
The goal of this study was to determine how the usage of hall passes correlates with high school students’ success, measured as a grade point average. Furthermore, it explored how that corre…
JSHS · 2024
The most common knee injury is a torn meniscus, affecting 65% of all adults and contact -sports athletes. The meniscus is the primary cartilage in the knee, stabilizing over 85% of the total…
JSHS · 2024
The global bird population decline due to climate change, pollution, and habitat destruction is a critical challenge for ornithologists. Addressing this global issue is vital for biodiversit…
JSHS · 2024
APOE is a mediator of lipid metabolism and allele APOE4 is the strongest genetic risk factor for Alzheimer's disease. One copy of the allele increases likelihood for Alzheimer's by three -fo…
JSHS · 2024
Crosswalks are dangerous places with high risks of pedestrians coming into contact with cars. Unfortunately, this problem is especially true for visually impaired pedestrians, as they cannot…
JSHS · 2024
Machine learning models are prone to adversarial attacks, where inputs are manipulated to cause misclassification. While previous research has focused on techniques like Generative Adversari…
JSHS · 2024
Brain Metastases carry poor prognosis in cancer patients with their rapidly growing nature. Early identification of these tumors is crucial in improving patient survival. This investigation…
JSHS · 2024
Tuberculosis (TB), a bacterial infectious disease, is one of the top 10 causes of mortality worldwide in low- income countries, resulting in approximately 10 million new infections and 1.4 m…
JSHS · 2024
The precise and accurate leukemia detection in current clinical practice remains challenging due to limitations in cost, time, and medical experience. To address this issue, this research de…
JSHS · 2024
Drones use computer vision machine learning techniques to navigate their environments. Modern Graph Neural Network designs enable vastly improved perception for drones, but few systems exist…
JSHS · 2024
Type 2 Diabetes (T2D), a progressive chronic disease of the endocrine system, is among the most commonly diagnosed disorders today. Due to the limitations of current treatments, this work ex…
JSHS · 2024
Exoplanet detection is a growing field. Improvements to detection methods are likely to be more wide - ranging as telescope acuity increases. Due to this, the effect of orbital motion on gra…
JSHS · 2024
Increasing research shows that COVID -19 has disproportionately impacted racial minorities and people with low socioeconomic status (SES). By using statistical methods and machine learning d…
JSHS · 2024
This paper aims to identify the correlation between stock performance and social media traction during 2020. It analyzes data from three different investment-focused communities within the s…
JSHS · 2024
Patients coping with conditions such as Parkinson’s often face challenges with irregular tremors and finger stiffness, resulting in diminished normal finger functionality. Research underscor…
JSHS · 2024
Understanding the formation of peculiar galaxies, such as polar ring galaxies, can aid in learning the properties of dark matter and the process of deciphering how galaxies evolved. A polar…
JSHS · 2024
Survey robots have become ever prominent in exploring extreme environments; however, limitations arise as they come across unpredictable granular terrains. Current literature examines granul…
JSHS · 2024
Currently, 6.2 million adults suffer from heart failure (HF), with only 30 -40% surviving one -year post - hospitalization and a 30 -day readmission rate of 23%. The urgent need for an affor…
JSHS · 2024
Ever since the SARS -CoV-2 (“Covid-19”) pandemic, interest in viruses has drastically increased. While viruses have been a subject of historical research, significant gaps remain in our unde…