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Graduate student works on so-called ‘dead’ enzymes
Annie Kwon researches cell signaling partners to help them work more effectively.
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Georgia Review reading to feature Alberto Ríos, Melisa Cahnmann-Taylor
The event will feature poets Alberto Ríos and Melisa Cahnmann-Taylor and Athens-based musician Sarah Zúñiga.
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After-school specialist promotes youth development
Emilie Smith has spent her career working on promoting positive parenting.
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UGA offers rural students free ride to Peach State Tour
Admissions staff holding information sessions in 23 cities and towns across Georgia.
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UGA Presents opens season with Aaron Diehl Trio
The award-winning jazz pianist will perform Sept. 6 in Hodgson Concert Hall.
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Custom cookies capture Summer Launch top prize
A Grady College entrepreneur collects the $5,000 business boost.
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Study shows Facebook groups aid breastfeeding support
Social media as a source of health information has risen in prominence.
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Giving voice to unheard narratives
Researchers find key to collective healing during times of disaster, traumatic stress.
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Welcome UGA site gets refresh for new year
The Council on the First-Year Experience, the Division of Student Affairs and the Office of…
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UGA students build custom data app for bus maker
The customizable platform allows Blue Bird to spot trends, improve efficiency.
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Relationship between predators, prey is complicated
New study shows that prey do more than simply avoid predators.
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The soaring legacy of Toni Morrison
One of the most important writers who has ever lived or written, Toni Morrison passed…
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Morehead welcomes students to Dawg Camp Innovate
The weeklong immersion program focuses on entrepreneurship and innovation.
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We’ll always have Cortona
It’s been 50 years of friendship between an Italian town and a university.
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Can simulators prevent police car wrecks?
Terry risk management research reveals how local governments can save big.
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Five insurance tips for hurricane season
NOAA predicting eight hurricanes and almost twice as many severe storms.
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Peter Aaron’s photographs show a lost Syria
His black-and-white photographs serve as a reminder of what continues to be lost to war.
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New Faculty Tour heads out with new provost on board
They will pass through 41 of Georgia’s 159 counties to learn about UGA’s impact.
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I-Corps helps Athenian bring homebuilding idea to life
The UGA Innovation Corps helps develop ideas into businesses.
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Study reveals unexpected fire role in longleaf pine forests
It may release releasing excessive nitrogen accumulated from prior land use.
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Extension training helps keep Georgia’s produce safe
They’re training small farm operators how to meet federal requirements.
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PSO Faculty Fellow uses high-tech help to plan for road improvements
Sung-Hee “Sonny” Kim is using Ground Penetrating Radar to look beneath the surface of roadways…
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Circle of Honor to add four members
Two-time NCAA champion gymnast Jenni Beathard, record-setting placekicker Kevin Butler, All-American golfer Nick Cassini and…
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Underwater gliders, robots improve hurricane forecasts
Skidaway Institute of Oceanography working to better predict hurricane intensity.
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