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A new method may make tomatoes safer to eat
FDA-approved food additives prove effective at controlling bacteria on tomatoes preharvest.
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Researchers offer insights into aging
UGA scientists have presented a strong case that the mechanism lies at the intersection of…
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Researchers track COVID-19 in Athens wastewater
Sewage samples tell scientists a lot about a population.
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Prepare for a record-setting hurricane season
UGA experts give advice during National Preparedness Month.
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UGA working to conserve, protect native alligators
The Okefenokee Swamp project focuses on management, education efforts.
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Research sets sail with new tool for students
Autonomous surface vessel collects underwater data to help aquatic health.
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Singh elected to two fellowships
Rakesh Singh, professor and head of the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences’ food science…
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Artist reflects on Hurricane Katrina 15 years later
Exhibition on view at the Georgia Museum of Art through Oct. 18.
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Warnell deer researchers see face coverings differently
Tiny socks help in their quest to improve survival rate of fawns.
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Study shines new light on young tree seedlings
X-ray images show a plant’s power source may be different than thought.
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Middle schoolers get their hands dirty remotely
UGA online summer camp teaches students about agriculture and nutrition.
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Researchers work to improve remote laboratory learning
University of Georgia is studying ways to enhance the virtual learning experience.
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In Missouri River, sturgeon don’t look their age
A new study reveals how they adjust to changing conditions.
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UGA among top universities fighting COVID-19
The university was recognized for research on the development of new vaccines.
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$1.2 million grant to recruit and prepare STEM teachers
UGA will help train a diverse group of math and science educators to teach.
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COVID-19 clinical trials lack diversity
Trials need more Black, Indigenous and people of color to generalize results.
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‘Insect apocalypse’ may not be happening in U.S.
Long-term ecological site study shows no net insect changes.
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Analysis finds environmental link to antibiotic resistance
Genetic testing finds heavy metal contamination is also a culprit.
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Spiky COVID-19 particle no match for taste bud cells
First study to show taste bud cell immunity from contact with virus particle.
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UGA researchers to study zoonotic disease spillover
Most infectious disease outbreaks involve transmission from animals to humans.
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Georgia Museum of Art to reopen
Timed tickets will help limit the number of people in the building
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New method helps kids eat more veggies
Cute characters increased their willingness to try new healthy foods.
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HIIT programs show benefits for those with Down syndrome
The high-intensity interval training helps achieve critical health outcomes.
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Expert offers advice to ease back-to-school anxiety
Tips for helping your kids return to school during a pandemic.
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