Research News

Researchers at Georgia State are unlocking the science behind functional foods, and why they could be the key to better health.

Georgia State's Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology will receive a $200,000 grant to join the Atlanta Police Department as a research partner on the Department of Justice initiative to establish an Atlanta Crime Gun Intelligence Center.

After winning the Atlanta Regional Brain Bee, cosponsored by Georgia State's Center for Behavioral Neuroscience, Atlanta high schooler Claire Zhou took first place at the national competition and will represent the United States at the International Brain Bee.

Professor Eric G. Krause is being recognized for groundbreaking work in body-to-brain communication and pioneering research in neural circuits and internal body sensing.

Child maltreatment is tied to later opioid use and misuse in adulthood, according to a new study led by Georgia State University researchers.

At 25, the Center for Behavioral Neuroscience is shaping the future of neuroscience research and unlocking insights into social behavior, mental health and trauma.

The Faculty Research Partnership Award recognizes an individual who, in partnership with an external, non-academic entity, conducts research that makes a significant impact.

The awards recognize outstanding faculty, staff and students whose research and creative work has tremendous impact.

Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice and Criminology Kat Albrecht and her co-authors, in a new article, explore how fear becomes law and policy.

Georgia State Regents’ Professor of Physics Unil Perera is working at the forefront of disease diagnostics using infrared light.