Category: Uncategorized
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New peanut has a wild past and domesticated present
Researchers dig into the past to create new varieties to improve production.
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Art museum to participate in Blue Star Museums
Program offers special discounts to military personnel through Labor Day.
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Student helps create mental health site for farmers
Her experience growing up on a farm complemented her social work education.
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New research may explain shortages in STEM careers
The study focuses on students who change plans within the pipeline.
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Researchers find target to fight antibiotic resistance
The significance of a molecule in bacteria was previously unknown.
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Medical student recounts fighting pandemic in NYC
In the end, she says working in a ‘war scene’ was worth the long hours.
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The cicadas are coming
Billions of periodical cicadas and their songs set to fill the spring air.
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Targeted methods to control the spread of COVID-19
New research analyzes more palatable alternatives to pandemic mandates.
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Peabody Awards announces 60 nominees
Honor celebrates best storytelling across broadcasting and streaming media.
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People with disabilities faced pandemic triage biases
New study urges emergency rooms to bring in advocates to close health care gap.
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Special Collections displays life, legacy of Ted Turner
His life’s work ranged from broadcast media to protecting the Earth.
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Sensors eliminate sparking risk in hydrogen vehicles
Hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles – electric cars without the plug – made safer.
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How to keep automated electric vehicles safe
Researchers identify cybersecurity weaknesses that could threaten cars’ safety.
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Dogs needed for aging research project
The Dog Aging Project seeks to understand determinants of canine aging.
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UGA engineers are tackling single-use plastics
Jenna Jambeck shifting paradigm of waste management to proactive management.
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New infrastructure approach could save millions
UGA researchers develop more robust model for assessing bridge repairs.
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Can financial stress lead to physical pain in later years?
Researchers found that early stress can have an impact decades later.
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People may trust computers more than humans
New research shows that people are more likely to rely on algorithms.
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Web-based tool seeks to fill health care workforce gaps
C2-Health aims to have more qualified health care providers during pandemic.
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How social and environmental factors affect health
Childhood trauma tips the scale.
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New fish species named in honor of UGA ecologists
Mary and Bud Freeman have worked for decades on fish and their ecosystems.
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Your lawn could help save the bees
UGA researchers discover a turfgrass that acts as a bee-friendly lawn.
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‘Brain glue’ helps repair circuitry in severe TBI
Reparative hydrogel mimics the composition and mechanics of the brain.
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New UGA center to combat global human trafficking
Leaders will use research, programming and advocacy to drive efforts.
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