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Companion focuses on human component of sustainability

With contributions from top geographers, The Elgar Companion to Geography, Transdisciplinarity and Sustainability frames sustainability…

His inventions to neutralize explosives protect humans and the environment.

They feature renowned scholars and leaders in wide variety of fields.

The grant will support international engagement and recruitment initiatives.

A future physician, he hopes to incorporate positive psychology research with medicine.

The National Academy of Inventors honor is for pioneers in their field.

Researcher harnesses genetics to create a more dependable food supply.

Weather expert shows how planning is key for enduring extreme weather.

UGA will help train a diverse group of math and science educators to teach.

Lisa A. Fusillo, professor of dance in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, has…

Chains of sugars called glycans have critical roles in health and disease.

UGA researchers develop cyber-infrastructure to track harmful algae.

As cases continue to increase, the South faces another hazard.

New research suggests ways to improve reef management and stabilize ecosystems.

The results could improve production of agricultural crop plants.

Units across the campus are implementing safe resumption plans.

Jennifer Palmer, associate professor of history in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, has…

Lynne Billard, a University Professor, has been named the 2020 Institute of Mathematical Statistics Carver…

Naming UGA’s College of Education for Mary Frances Early is a story nearly 60 years…