Can America’s Healthcare Crisis Be Solved?
Can America’s Healthcare Crisis Be Solved?
Law professor Erin Fuse Brown studies the many ways in which Americans are ill-served by the nation’s healthcare system. But change could be on the horizon.
Georgia State Researchers Reveal Surprising Findings on How Salt Affects Blood Flow in the Brain
Georgia State Researchers Reveal Surprising Findings on How Salt Affects Blood Flow in the Brain
The first-of-its-kind study reveals new information about the relationship between neuron activity and blood flow deep in the brain, as well as how the brain is affected by salt consumption.
Gilead Sciences Inc. Partners with Center for Translational Antiviral Research to Test Oral Remdesivir Variant
Gilead Sciences Inc. Partners with Center for Translational Antiviral Research to Test Oral Remdesivir Variant
To better reach outpatients early after a COVID-19, infection, Gilead Sciences Inc. has partnered with researchers in Georgia State University’s Center for Translational Antiviral Research to test a modified version of remdesivir that can be taken orally.
Preparing for the Next Pandemic
Preparing for the Next Pandemic
A new research center led by Richard Plemper in the Institute for Biomedical Sciences will develop critical antiviral drugs to meet the challenge of existing and newly evolving threats, such as coronaviruses.
Defanging a Killer Virus
Defanging a Killer Virus
Professor Christopher Basler has spent his career stalking Ebola, and recently he hit upon a surprising discovery that could suggest new ways to treat the deadly infection.
Tackling Emerging Viruses
Tackling Emerging Viruses
Caroline Williams earned her Ph.D. in Translational Biomedical Sciences by embarking upon studies of two newly emerging viruses, SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, and Mengla virus, a newly identified filovirus.
Georgia State Gerontology Institute Awarded Grant to Train State’s Nursing Home Staff in Trauma-Informed Care
Georgia State Gerontology Institute Awarded Grant to Train State’s Nursing Home Staff in Trauma-Informed Care
The training will emphasize new trauma-informed approaches and reducing the use of antipsychotic drugs to manage residents’ symptoms.
The End Of A Long Pipeline
The End Of A Long Pipeline
A new cancer treatment co-developed by associate professor Maged Henary is one of the first Georgia State-based technologies to enter clinical trials.
Georgia State Scientists Develop New Sensor to Capture Calcium Activity in Cells
Georgia State Scientists Develop New Sensor to Capture Calcium Activity in Cells
The study, led by Regents’ Professor of Chemistry Jenny Yang, could aid in better understanding of the molecular basis of human diseases.
Study Finds Singing and Imagining Improvised Music Elicits Flow-Like Brain States
Study Finds Singing and Imagining Improvised Music Elicits Flow-Like Brain States
The study analyzes brain connectivity during real-time production of creative output and provides new insight into jazz musicians at work.