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An Institutionalist Analysis of Post-Abe Immigration Policymaking in Japan
Publication · February 03, 2026
Brain circuits that drive social novelty seeking
Social behavior depends not only on recognizing others, but on deciding how differently to engage with familiar versus unfamiliar individuals. Across species, animals show a strong preference for interacting with new social partners, yet the brain...
Project · February 02, 2026
Rewriting the Stress Response: Glutamate Signaling After Early Life Trauma
Early life stress is one of the strongest predictors of persistent behavioral dysregulation later in life, yet the brain mechanisms that lock in these changes remain unclear. A growing body of evidence points to glutamate—the brain’s primary excit...
Project · February 02, 2026
Stability and performance analysis for SISO incremental flight control
Publication · February 02, 2026
Flight envelope prediction via optimal control-based reachability analysis
Publication · February 02, 2026
Multi-phase vertical take-off and landing trajectory optimization with feasible initial guesses
Publication · February 02, 2026
Maneuverability set estimation and trajectory feasibility evaluation for evtol aircraft
Publication · February 02, 2026
Controllability Evaluation for VTOL Aircraft in Velocity Envelope: A Distance-Based Metric
Publication · February 02, 2026
Structural Plasticity Changes in Early Life Stress
Experiences of traumatic stress can leave lasting marks on the brain, reshaping how neural circuits process threat, emotion, and future challenges. One powerful way this occurs is through structural plasticity—long-term changes in the number and o...
Project · February 02, 2026
A virtual command protection strategy for pseudo-inverse flight control allocation
Publication · February 02, 2026
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