Research briefs are shorter accounts of a research project (around 1500 words), typically less detailed in their background, methodology, and/or discussion sections. Some may represent research that is ongoing or for which full results have yet to be attained.
—Jenna Loporcaro (Mentor: Konstantinos Sousounis)
Applying regeneration concepts to heal tissues that would otherwise succumb to irreversible damage, such as the eye, is what makes studying regenerati...
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—Amanda Wittemann (Mentor: Jolie Wormwood)
One well-known phenomenon associated with intertemporal choices is delay discounting, which refers to people’s tendency to choose an immediate reward ...
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