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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
An Adaptive Command Scaling Method for Incremental Flight Control Allocation
Publication · February 02, 2026
Who gets a piece of the [Solar] PIE? An exploratory analysis of Participation, Inclusivity, and Equity in Halifax, Nova Scotia’s Solar Energy Transition
Abstract
Solar energy continues to grow rapidly worldwide. Yet in the context of a ‘just transition’, recentresearch has found stark disparities in adoption across communities and sociodemographic groups.In Canada, where all levels of governmen...
Publication · February 02, 2026
National Health Insurance Reform in Indonesia: Health Care Usage and Expenditure Patterns When Expanding Population Coverage
Publication · February 02, 2026
Genetic basis of fungal pathogens adaptation
This project explored how genetic variation at the population level underlies host specialization and ecological adaptation in fungal pathogens. We developed a novel genome-host association (GHA) framework that adapts genome-wide association mappi...
Project · February 02, 2026
TE Dynamics & Evolvability
Evolvability of an organism – the ability to adapt rapidly – requires genetic variability. However, the generation of new variants is ultimately constrained by deleterious effects resulting in a trade-off between evolvability and stability. In euk...
Project · February 02, 2026
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