This is the second-highest total in university history, and the fifth year in a row the university has topped $140 million in grants.
The university's research expenditures have exceeded $1.2 billion in total since fiscal year 2017.
The university research community produced new insights and yielded a wide range of real-world impacts throughout the year.
Expert panels discuss how to navigate the fast-changing world of AI, IP and copyright law
The event showcased the work of dozens of early-career researchers at Georgia State University.
The inaugural Ignite awards honor contributions to research, scholarship and creative activity.
Krause recently joined Georgia State as a professor in the Neuroscience Institute and core member of the Center for Neuroinflammation and Cardiometabolic Diseases.
The grants support early stage research initiatives by faculty members across the university.
The RFS Award in Science celebrates the work of women and minorities in the life sciences.
The university has spent more than $1 billion on its diverse research portfolio since fiscal year 2017.
