Allyson Mann, Author at UGA Today

UGA ecologists document two new species of bass

First spotted in the 1980s, Bartram’s and Altamaha bass are now officially distinct species

Nina Wurzburger investigates forests from below.

Amanda Rugenski seeks multiple pathways for student success.

Carver is working to apply his knowledge and experience in new areas while forging interdisciplinary…

Alli Injaian looks for ways to solve problems as they arise.

The information will aid efforts to help coral reefs survive.

The most promising strategy to address this decline is reduced cutting.

The lecture will take place April 4 at 4 p.m. in the Ecology Auditorium and…

New study suggests booster shots will probably be needed.

Pathogens can be transmitted between the two and can even transfer to humans.

When a person is exposed to wildfire smoke it may affect needed medical treatments.

Vice president for research is recognized for prestigious award.

Drugs used to fight fungal diseases in plants are causing resistance to human medications.

Eleven grants totaling $1.5 million were awarded in November 2021 to recipients.

A new study provides useful insights for interview situations.

The sustainable aviation fuel is derived from a type of mustard plant called carinata.

Personality traits can fluctuate day to day based on circumstances.

The University Research Animal Resources team provides clinical care for animals used in research studies…

The effects of being on camera tend to be harder on new employees and women.

The groundbreaking work could lead to bigger yields, better stress tolerance.

“People, Parasites and Plagues” takes advantage of UGA’s research strengths in infectious diseases and related…