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2024 Research Awards

Distinguished Research Professors The title of Distinguished Research Professor recognizes senior faculty members who are…

Six University of Georgia faculty and staff members are being honored for exemplary service and…

Dean’s Award for Outstanding Contributions to Graduate Education These awards, one for graduate coordinators and…

Graduate Student Excellence-in-Teaching Awards The Excellence-in-Teaching Award was established by the Graduate School to recognize…

Alumni will be recognized at the awards banquet on April 6.

Community members and mental health stakeholders will discuss support for Georgia’s farm families at the…

The new research facility will include a 31,000-square-foot building for climate-smart agricultural research.

Researchers received a grant to assist organic food producers in meeting National Organic Program standards…

UGA Cooperative Extension collaborates with Georgia counties to build coalitions to address systemic health inequities.

The office is preparing to serve its changing constituency in new languages.

UGA assists Georgia’s veterans with the transition to civilian life through its dynamic farming program.

Nancy Hinkle, entomology professor in the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, spoke with Atlanta…

FoodPIC helps new food entrepreneurs overcome hurdles to success.

Two researchers put together a county map displaying the economic importance of pollinators across Georgia.

Elmer Gray, an extension entomologist and researcher in the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences,…

Brian Forschler, professor of entomology in the College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, spoke with…

New research shows that cold brew coffee is the perfect playground for foodborne pathogens

The course is part of UGA’s College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences.

The UGA School of Law’s 3+3 program expands to include include CAES students.

Most stroke patients don’t get treatment. This new drug hopes to fill the void.

The spring 2024 Signature Lecture Series kicks off Feb. 6.

Silverleaf whiteflies have proven to be a persistent threat to important crops.

Farmers experience higher levels of work-related stress compared to other industries.