Charting a New Course for Childhood Cancer Survivors
Charting a New Course for Childhood Cancer Survivors
Treatments for pediatric cancer can leave kids devastated for years. Georgia State University professor Tricia King is working to change that.
What’s In a Face? New Research Suggests Face-Type Judgments Could Lead to Bias
What’s In a Face? New Research Suggests Face-Type Judgments Could Lead to Bias
Faces that are judged as being stereotypically Black are also more likely to be judged as dominant and threatening, according to a new study by Georgia State.
Georgia State Researcher Receives $3.5 Million To Study Brain Dynamics in Alzheimer’s Disease
Georgia State Researcher Receives $3.5 Million To Study Brain Dynamics in Alzheimer’s Disease
The researchers will develop new methods of capturing dynamic connectivity in the brain and use them to identify biomarkers for the early detection of Alzheimer’s disease.
Altered Functional Brain Network Connectivity Associated with Symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress in COVID-19 Survivors, Study Shows
Altered Functional Brain Network Connectivity Associated with Symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress in COVID-19 Survivors, Study Shows
Few previous studies have examined functional abnormalities in the brain, which might reveal the physiological processes that underlie prolonged mental health symptoms in COVID-19 survivors.
Georgia State Researcher Examines Factors In Successful Black Marriages
Georgia State Researcher Examines Factors In Successful Black Marriages
Gerontology researcher Antonius Skipper hopes that better understanding successful married Black couples can help their younger counterparts in their quest for happy and lasting relationships.
COVID-19 Pandemic Linked to an Increase in Intimate Partner Aggression, Study Shows
COVID-19 Pandemic Linked to an Increase in Intimate Partner Aggression, Study Shows
The study found that the pandemic resulted in a six-to-eightfold increase in rates of intimate partner aggression across the U.S.
Georgia State Researcher Receives $1.3 Million to Study Causal Relationships in the Brain
Georgia State Researcher Receives $1.3 Million to Study Causal Relationships in the Brain
The award will support interdisciplinary research to build causal learning models that can produce a blueprint of how brain regions interact.
Georgia State Researchers Join $20 Million Project To Harness Artificial Intelligence, Transform Online Education For Adults
Georgia State Researchers Join $20 Million Project To Harness Artificial Intelligence, Transform Online Education For Adults
Georgia State will be responsible for the learning analytics portion of the project, a collaborative effort by Georgia universities and other partners.
Artificial Sweeteners Enable Delivery of Carbon Monoxide to Treat Organ Injury
Artificial Sweeteners Enable Delivery of Carbon Monoxide to Treat Organ Injury
For the past five years, Regents’ Professor Binghe Wang and his collaborators have worked to design a safe way to deliver CO to human patients.
Georgia State Researchers Travel to Costa Rica on National Geographic Project
Georgia State Researchers Travel to Costa Rica on National Geographic Project
The team of anthropologists will work closely with Brunka community members for two months to learn their stories and share them with the rest of the world.