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  • AI’s Role in Breast Cancer Prevention, Diagnosis, and Treatment
    by Inaaya Lalani, Ayla Ozkuzey and Pragya Saligram
    This research explores the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in breast cancer prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. AI's ability to analyse vast datasets and medical images aids in early detection, personalised treatment planning, and risk prediction, offering the potential for improved patient outcomes.
  • The Association Between Air Pollution and Mental Health: A Critical Review
    by Ethan Butt, Yiqi Qi, Maximilian Raskin Calvo, Katelyn Ruddick, Shayan Santharupan, Shayona Saravanan, Caroline Smith, Sofia Titarenko and Hai Jia Yi
    This research paper examines the impact of air pollution on mental health, focusing on epidemiological evidence, biological mechanisms, and public health implications.
  • Paediatric Cancer and The Use of Artificial Intelligence
    by Wai Ting Hui, Nadja Malkocevic and Isabella Woodbridge
    This scientific research paper discusses how artificial intelligence can be used for the early detection and diagnosis of cancer in children, contributing to accurate diagnoses, reduced workloads, and quicker results.
  • Considerations for the Future of Social Robots and Human-Robot Interactions
    by Eliza Ang, Anis Bejleri, Brayden Tantisira and Ambre Van de Velde
    This research paper delves into the complex topic of social robots, as well as human-robot interactions. It aims to provide a comprehensive overview to inform how social robots should continue to develop in the future.
  • Social Robotics: A Detailed Background and Prudential Development
    by Arin Barde, Chia-Hao Chang, Riley Horvath, Elif Oktay and Ashka Patel
    Over several centuries, computational capabilities have enhanced the ability of robots to become integrated with human lives. This research paper explores the many aspects of social robots to aid their continued prudent development.

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