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November 1, 2025
When trash stops being a treasure: pollution and its effects in Another Crab’s Treasure
Biology
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Environmental Sciences
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Video Games
Carcinology
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Ecology
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Marine Biology
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Nature Conservation
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Zoology
September 19, 2025
When cyberpunk leaks into the timeline: megacorps, memes, and Rheinmetall as a real‑world case study
Cinema
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Science Fiction
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Sociology
,
Video Games
Cyberpunk
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Memetic Discourse
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Political Science
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Science Fiction
July 11, 2025
Predicting competitive Pokémon VGC leads using Latent Semantic Analysis: a data-driven approach to team matchups
Artificial Inteligence
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Simulation
,
Video Games
Natural language processing
,
Pokémon
May 1, 2025
Pokérus: unraveling the biology of the Pokémon virus
Biology
,
Video Games
Pokémon
,
Virology
April 5, 2025
Archaeolinguistics and language deciphering in action-adventure video games: Indiana Jones, Tomb Raider and Uncharted
Archaeology
,
Cinema
,
Video Games
Archaeolinguistics
,
Archaeology
,
Indiana Jones
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Tomb Raider
,
Uncharted
February 9, 2025
Botany Manor: a cozy game unveiling the inequalities in academia
Biology
,
Interview
,
Video Games
Biodiversity
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Botany
,
Indie Games
,
Women in STEM
January 18, 2025
The Blood on Our Controllers: how the game industry relates to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Interview
,
Sociology
,
Video Games
Political Science
December 7, 2024
Studying religion in video games: rationale, research approaches, and theory
Mythology
,
Sociology
,
Video Games
Anthropology
,
Religious Studies
,
Theology
October 27, 2024
On the influence of Japanese archaeological heritage on The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
Archaeology
,
History
,
Japan Studies
,
Video Games
Archaeology
,
Japanese History
,
Zelda
October 6, 2024
Scarlet Rot: a biological exploration of Elden Ring’s decaying disease
Biology
,
Horror
,
Video Games
Elden Ring
,
FromSoftware
,
Mycology
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