- A Comprehensive Review of the Impact of Stem Cell Therapies in the Treatment and Progression of Huntington’s Diseaseby Elizabeth Suthers, Chloe Hessell-Tiltman, Valeria Lopez Ruiz and Jainil VaidyaStem cell treatment is actively revolutionising how scientists understand and treat Huntington's disease. This paper is a comprehensive review of current stem cell approaches: embryonic stem cells, induced pluripotent stem cells, neural stem cells and mesenchymal stem cells.
- To What Extent Have Major Trade Wars Since 2013 Contributed to De-Globalisation?by Panya Khubchandani, Wenlin Xue and Aeris YuTrade wars have historically had an enormous impact on a country's economy, from changing stock market volatility to increasing retail prices. This article analyses four case studies to examine the extent to which major trade wars have had an impact on globalisation and international relations.
- To What Extent Will AI Assist in Transitioning from the Dependence on Fossil Fuels to the Dependence on Renewable Resources?by Matteo Abbadessa, Joel Lee and Anca MateiuThis paper examines the extent to which artificial intelligence can assist the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy resources. The study evaluates both the benefits and environmental costs of AI through the frameworks of Hans-Werner Sinn’s Green Paradox and the Sustainability Paradox.
- Digital Twins: Concepts, Technologies, Applications, Challenges and Future Directionsby Abdulla Bahman, David Gabriel Chilea, Ananya Rout, Bryan Victor-Okahia and Sarah YangDigital twin technology has emerged as a foundation for modern hybrid engineering, integrating physical assets with their virtual replicas through continuous, automated bidirectional data synchronisation. This paper explores the concepts, technologies, applications, challenges and future directions of digital twin technology.
- IMF’s Conditionality: Its Extensive Impacts on Fiscal and Monetary Policies in Developing African Nations in Today’s Global Economic Landscapeby Riya Agarwal, Gisele El-Khoury and Hani ElTurkThis research article evaluates the question: to what extent has the International Monetary Fund's conditionality impacted fiscal and monetary policies in developing African nations during the post-pandemic era?
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