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Jill Tincher aimed her focus on customer service, processing time, process improvement, and communications and…

The UGA Archaeology Lab tells a story that spans the millennia of human habitation in…

The nanosatellite, the SeaHawk-1 CubeSat, is about the size of a loaf of bread and…

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

A short letter of intent from prospective teams is due Aug. 1, and proposals are…

The appointment was effective May 15.

Researchers use GPS trackers on rat snakes to track movements at Fukushima.

A short letter of intent from prospective teams is due Aug. 1, and proposals are…

UGA’s Art Edison is co-principal investigator for the NSF-funded project.

Kenneth Allen, Anna Doner and Scott Oswald were recognized for outstanding accomplishments in academics and…

She brings ‘exemplary record of leadership experience’ to research enterprise.

Faculty, staff and students showed ‘tremendous resilience’ through historic year.

Gene Pope started the position on April 1.

The snakes tested recently show a significant drop in this toxic element.

Carlos Barrow helps design and build research tools and more.

UGA celebrates the achievements of faculty, staff, alumni and students.

2021 Postdoctoral Research Award Recipients Created in 2011, these awards recognize the remarkable contributions of…

James L. Carmon Scholarship Award The James L. Carmon Award is presented to University of…

Seventeen faculty were awarded Research Awards for 2021.

The grant supports early-career investigators of exceptional creativity who propose high-risk, high-reward research projects.

Contestants explain their thesis or dissertation topic in three minutes or less.

Childhood trauma tips the scale.

Reparative hydrogel mimics the composition and mechanics of the brain.