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GPCRs and Other Targets for Neglected Tropical Diseases
One-in-six people, worldwide, are infected with a neglected tropical disease (NTD) (~1.4 billion people)!
NTDs are a group of ~20 diseases caused by various viruses, bacteria, protozoa, and helminths (parasitic worms). Though they are incredibly ...
Project · April 27, 2026
Brief History and Analysis of the Geothermal Energy Resources in Iceland
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Project · April 27, 2026
Documentary: A Community Initiative for Dolakha Language Preservation: The Production of the Play Misami
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With English subtitles
With Nepali substitles
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In addition to producing the full film of the play, we contracte...
Project · April 27, 2026
Brain drain in African healthcare: A systematic review and policy implications
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ABSTRACT The migration of highly educated and working professionals from Africa to more developed regions – commonly referred to as “brain drain” – is a significant issue that undermines the continent's socioeconomic progress. This pape...
Publication · April 27, 2026
How internally displaced entrepreneurs in sub-Saharan Africa restart their ventures: a tale of entrepreneurial resilience through bricolage
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This study investigates how internally displaced entrepreneurs (IDEs) with extremely limited resources mobilize resources to reinitiate entrepreneurship in hostile environments. We examine the mechanisms by which resilience and bricola...
Publication · April 27, 2026
Colonization and institutional distance: influences on equity participation strategies of emerging market multinational enterprises
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The purpose of this paper is to examine how colonization experience, length and recency in emerging market multinational enterprise (EMNE) home countries may influence the relationship between formal/informal institutional distance and...
Publication · April 27, 2026
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