This week’s digest covers 10 studies from global health, pharmacology, genetics, and clinical guidelines, with 6 African-led studies; journals are cited. This week: cardiac rehab shifts to lifelong care, dengue emerges in Mali, PCOS renamed PMOS, and new guidelines for cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic syndrome.
FRELIP Weekly Research Digest — Medical & Health Sciences (week of 03 August 2026) Read More »
This digest covers 10 studies, with 5 African-led and 5 global, from journals like PLoS ONE and Political Behavior. This week: Arabic learners’ refusal strategies, low-impact tourism in African heritage sites, agricultural continuity in Sudan, deep learning trends in radiology, and the power of awe in heritage tourism.
FRELIP Weekly Research Digest — Arts & Humanities (week of 02 August 2026) Read More »
This week’s digest covers 10 papers, including 6 with African authors, from journals like Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology, Life, and Marine Drugs. This week: marine vertebrate recovery after the Permian–Triassic extinction, an open-source hypoxia chamber, a modified chitosan antifungal, and a new statistical method for quantile treatment effects.
FRELIP Weekly Research Digest — Natural Sciences (week of 30 July 2026) Read More »
This week’s digest covers 10 studies in agricultural and environmental science, with 8 led by African-affiliated researchers, published in journals like Horticulturae, The Lancet Global Health, and PLoS Genetics. This week: greenhouse vegetable yield innovations, WHO foodborne disease burden update, cryptic triploid enset boosting yield, legume trees for mercury cleanup, hawthorn extract for colitis, multi-omics for poultry quality, legume forage reducing cattle methane, probiotic encapsulation advances, tomato leaf age and waterlogging response, and termite diversification in the tropics.
FRELIP Weekly Research Digest — Agriculture & Life Systems (week of 29 July 2026) Read More »
This week’s digest covers 10 papers from astrophysics, biophysics, and sociology, with 6 African-led studies in journals like Biotechnology and Bioengineering and The European Physical Journal C. This week: glycoengineered A1AT matches natural protein, quantum curvatures in black holes, sex-specific stress gene in flies, and new quantile regression for causal inference.
FRELIP Weekly Research Digest — Natural Sciences (week of 23 July 2026) Read More »
This week’s agricultural and environmental science digest features 5 African-led studies and 4 global studies, with journals including Environmental Science and Pollution Research, Poultry Science, and Current Biology. This week: legume trees clean mercury, AI predicts radiation doses, water hyacinth becomes chicken feed, and termite evolution reshapes tropical decomposition.
FRELIP Weekly Research Digest — Agriculture & Life Systems (week of 22 July 2026) Read More »
This week’s digest covers 10 papers (6 African-led, 4 global) from journals like SLAS TECHNOLOGY, Next Sustainability, and Information Fusion. This week: smartphone glucose biosensor, green hydrogen feasibility in Nigeria, enhanced OFDM modulation, surfactant adsorption trends, climate forecasting for Nigerian cities, multilingual legal AI for Morocco, Chatlaw legal assistant, HuntGPT for cybersecurity, critique of K-fold cross-validation, and bias in large language models.
FRELIP Weekly Research Digest — Technology & Engineering (week of 21 July 2026) Read More »
This week’s digest covers 10 studies from global health and nutrition, with 6 led by African researchers and 4 global studies, all from peer-reviewed journals. This week: high prevalence of mental disorders in pregnant Ethiopian women, a nationwide cervical screening model in Ghana, a distinct immune signature in Ethiopian HBV cirrhosis, and a global consensus renaming PCOS to PMOS.
FRELIP Weekly Research Digest — Medical & Health Sciences (week of 20 July 2026) Read More »
This week’s digest features 10 papers from education, psychology, theology, theatre, heritage, archaeology, and global research integrity, with 6 African-led studies from journals like Discover Education, Pastoral Psychology, and PLoS ONE. This week: drawing anxiety lowers creative performance in Ghana, AI lacks pastoral presence, Reformed liturgy reinforces gender roles, and fabricated citations plague biomedical literature.
FRELIP Weekly Research Digest — Arts & Humanities (week of 19 July 2026) Read More »
This week’s education research digest features 10 papers, including 5 African-led studies from journals like Cogent Education, Politikon, and Environmental Education Research. This week: Ghanaian math performance linked to curriculum and digital access, an Azanian critique of decolonial theory, Ethiopian physics lab utilization gaps, and a Zulu-proverb-based theory for global citizenship in environmental education.
FRELIP Weekly Research Digest — Education (week of 19 July 2026) Read More »
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