Who Votes, Who Doesn’t — and Why?
Who Votes, Who Doesn’t — and Why?
Sean Richey, associate professor of political science, on vote-by-mail and the importance of trust in government.
Preventing the Next Pandemic
Preventing the Next Pandemic
Using an innovative strategy he developed against influenza, professor Baozhong Wang is developing a universal vaccine to protect against all coronaviruses.
Waste Land
Waste Land
The world is increasingly filled with discarded plastic, and recycling alone won’t cut it. At Georgia State, biology professor Eric Gilbert is using tiny microbes to make a big dent in our plastic problem.
Do No Harm
Do No Harm
Courtney Anderson, associate professor in the College of Law, studies the intersection of health equity and the law.
Same Crime, More Time
Same Crime, More Time
Research reveals that racial disparities in the U.S. prison population have declined, but Blacks are still serving longer sentences than whites.
Piecing Together the Puzzle of Autoimmune Disease
Piecing Together the Puzzle of Autoimmune Disease
What causes the body to attack itself? Professor Leszek Ignatowicz is challenging scientists’ understanding of how these conditions take root.
Cultivating Genius
Cultivating Genius
In the College of Education and Human Development, associate professor Gholnecsar Muhammad has developed a better way to teach youth by giving voice to their own identities and experiences.
Hooked
Hooked
At the School of Public Health, researchers are studying how vaping got a new generation addicted to nicotine, and what’s needed to combat the growing epidemic.
The Power of Trees
The Power of Trees
Georgia State researchers have examined how to diminish economic losses from hurricanes. One solution: More mangrove trees.
A Perfect Storm
A Perfect Storm
Georgia State epidemiologist Gerardo Chowell on what makes the coronavirus pandemic unique and what still needs to happen as the global outbreak unfolds.