Category: Uncategorized
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Working parents fight image battle on two fronts
Trying to be both a good employee and a devoted parent can be difficult.
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Radioactive tadpoles reveal contamination clues
Amphibian larvae help monitor environmental contamination.
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Helping heal trauma patients through dance
Dance movement therapy is one of many forms of treatment therapists can provide.
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Museum book receives national recognition
“Vernacular Modernism” received an honorable mention in the Eric Hoffer Book Awards.
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UGA in Washington reception reunites alumni, friends
More than 140 UGA alumni work on Capitol Hill.
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Entomology professor’s lab studying new approaches to mosquito control
Thanks to recent discoveries at the University of Georgia, it may soon become easier to…
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Pigs help scientists understand human brain
Imaging analysis shows swine models even more effective for neurological research.
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Birth order influences CEO risk-taking
Research shows younger siblings often take more risks as chief executives.
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Parasites affect host responses to environmental change
Researchers offer examples to illustrate importance of having baseline parasite data.
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How fathers, children should spend time together
Study dives into factors that could help develop a stronger relationship.
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Researchers use technology to predict schizophrenia
They will explore novel risk identification methods such as digital phenotyping.
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Museum shows minimal works in “Color, Form and Light”
The exhibition will be on display June 22 through Oct. 13.
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UGA collaborating on child welfare workforce education
School of Social Work to help evaluate the health of Georgia DFCS.
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Building Bridges
UGA institute seeks innovative solutions to problems from flood control to sanitation.
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Eric Spett: Top Dawg
Meet the entrepreneur behind the Bulldog 100’s No. 1 company for 2019.
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New York State of Mind
More than 6,000 UGA alumni live in the New York City area, and their connections…
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Study links work burnout and weight gain
Feeling overworked contributes to a variety of unhealthy behaviors.
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Ready to Launch
It’s UGA’s first living-learning community focusing on innovation, entrepreneurship.
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Researcher is making textile dyeing more sustainable
Her method drastically reduces the water needed and toxic dye discharge.
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In search of an efficient combustion engine
UGA researcher developing engine with low-temperature combustion technology.
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Eric Baker: Out of This World
Alumnus overseeing props and set dressing for Disney’s Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge.
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Would you rather get $50 today or $100 next year?
Research digs into reasoning and decision-making for “time discounting.”
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Researchers ID genetic traits of modern tomatoes
They found that genes lost during domestication affected stress and flavor.
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Women in Science supporting the next generation
The group’s mission is to pursue equality and diversity in all STEM disciplines.
