This research critiques the Hatch-Waxman Act, arguing it enables pharmaceutical companies to extend monopolies through “evergreening,” delaying cheaper generics. It proposes legal reforms to restore balance between innovation and access, strengthen…
This research distinguishes “greenwashing” from “greenwinning,” arguing that transparent, audited ESG data reduces uncertainty and lowers financing costs. It shows how inconsistent ESG ratings create a “trust tax,” increasing risk. By making…
This research investigates how nitrogen pollution influences the reproduction and northward migration of black mangroves under climate change. Increased nitrogen boosts reproduction, potentially accelerating coastal expansion. As mangroves protect…
This research explores the nature of human identity through philosophical traditions from Socrates to Kant and Adorno. It proposes “dialectical humanism,” arguing that humans are defined by unresolved tensions between instinct and reason. Rather…
This research critiques AI-based classroom monitoring, arguing that while algorithms can measure behavior, they cannot interpret meaning. It proposes the “Augustinian limit,” where AI supports logistics but human judgment guides interpretation. The…
This study examines how multiracial representation in children’s literature influences identity development. Through a library reading program, observational, visual, and narrative data showed that multiracial children engage more deeply and express…
This study investigates how streams retain “memory” of nitrogen pollution from past land use. Using long-term data, it identifies a 3–5 year lag between nitrogen inputs and water quality impacts. It highlights the role of forests as natural filters…
This research improves RF and microwave power amplifiers by reducing signal distortion using analog predistortion. The approach enhances energy efficiency, signal quality, and reliability in wireless and satellite communication. By producing near-…
This study explores the challenges facing DEI practitioners amid rising political and organizational pressures. Interviews reveal widespread frustration but continued commitment, alongside burnout and lack of support. Findings highlight the need for…