The doctoral candidates are among just four emerging researchers honored across Southeastern Universities Research Association member institutions.
The study found that bacterial signals from the gut can alter immune cells in ways that promote their movement into the heart, where they can contribute to abnormal heart enlargement and impaired function.
The survey of 31 stars shows that widely used stellar-atmosphere models may underestimate how stellar brightness changes across a star’s surface.
The five-year grant will support research into how phages could eventually be used to treat bacterial infections, including those that no longer respond to antibiotics.
Mohapatra brings extensive research experience to a new role focused on strengthening the university’s discovery infrastructure and impact.
These investments strengthen the partnership between Georgia State and the Marcus Autism Center with the aim of accelerating breakthroughs in autism research.
Institute for Biomedical Sciences Research Day 2026, a student-led research symposium for undergraduate and graduate students, featured outstanding student research projects, award presentations and career discussions by industry and academic professionals.
New studies provide critical insights into disease progression, immune responses and long-term neurological damage.
The opening of the nine-story, 155,000-square-foot facility marks a significant milestone in Georgia State’s continued investment in research, innovation and student success.
Assistant Professor of Social Work Lindsey Disney is the winner of Georgia Policy Labs' fifth annual Engaged Research Competition, receiving $30,000 to partner with the Refugee Women’s Network.
