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.
Georgia State University climbed 10 spots on the list of the nation's Top 100 public universities and ranked No. 1 for Undergraduate Teaching for the seventh consecutive year in the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings.
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.
As calls to slow down AI development escalate on news of the tech's threat to humanity, Director of the Center for Digital Innovation Arun Rai explains what this means for humans and AI.
The new research examines how relational and affective qualities in AI interactions could influence creative learning, particularly when learners are taking risks, receiving critique, revising work or expressing uncertainty.
A new academic study shows that when local governments collect more in property taxes, some government officials manipulate accounting numbers to hide a budget surplus so they can keep increasing taxes.
The award will support completion of connections between telescopes in the Center for High Angular Resolution Astronomy (CHARA) Array, offering new opportunities to study the cosmos.
A team of Georgia State University researchers is studying whether techniques from a common form of talk therapy delivered via text message can reduce the risk of suicide among intoxicated heavy drinkers.
A new study from researchers at the J. Mack Robinson College of Business reveals that consumers are wary of the sustainability of products designed by AI but there are ways companies can alleviate some skepticism.
