The long-sought after innermost dusty ring was detected with the highest spatial resolution in the infrared wavelengths ever used.
As the COVID-19 pandemic persists, scientists around the world and at Georgia State are working tirelessly to outsmart new variants and plan for the next virus with pandemic potential.
A visit by French science and technology diplomats enhances international connections for Georgia State’s research community.
The funding will support partnerships between Georgia State University scientists and local environmental organizations.
Elizabeth Weaver II (B.S.’ 05, M.S.’ 09), associate director of the Brains & Behavior Focus Area of the Neuroscience Institute and an Alumni Association 40 Under 40 honoree, is raising awareness of the growing threat posed by long COVID and the community of patients pushing for research and treatment.
Presidential scholar, Abhay Deep Singh wants to innovate and improve computer hardware. The opportunity to participate in undergraduate research drew him to Georgia State.
Professors at Perimeter College are working with local teachers and students to educate them about how to detect radon in their own communities.
After leaving the business world to get a Ph.D. in astronomy, Deepak Raghavan devotes his time to engaging students in the study of the universe.
After completing a Ph.D. in Translational Biomedical Sciences, Stephen Maurakis is on his way to achieving his goal of becoming a senior scientist focused on fighting serious pathogens.
The self-guided app, designed to be used by caregivers in South Africa, could also prove useful in other countries around the world.
