Researchers from across UGA gathered for the inaugural Precision One Health Symposium to hear updates on collaborative research performed under the umbrella of the POH Initiative.
For nine straight years, UGA has placed in the top two and has never appeared out of the Top 5 in the 11 years the survey has been reported by AUTM. UGA industry partners and startups released a record 66 new products.
Nathan Lewis, a professor of pediatrics and bioengineering at the University of California San Diego, joined UGA as the new Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar in Molecular Cell Biology on Oct. 28.
The University of Georgia’s School of Medicine will generate between $1.8 billion and $2.3 billion in cumulative economic impact on the state of Georgia by 2040, according to an analysis conducted by the nationally recognized consulting firm Tripp Umbach.
More than 200 distinguished faculty members were recognized for their scholarship and research at UGA’s inaugural External Awards and Honors Recognition reception.
UGA received a $10 million grant to establish a research and development center that will provide national leadership on best practices for using generative artificial intelligence.
Prominent gastric cancer researcher Yana Zavros will lead the new UGA School of Medicine’s research enterprise and recruit additional faculty researchers.
Renowned plant genetics researcher Scott Jackson has returned to the University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences as the inaugural Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar in Synthetic Biology.
New grant will help fund awareness, education on glycoscience.
Since 2013, he has served as an associate vice president for research overseeing the Office of Research Integrity and Safety.
The National Academy of Inventors (NAI) has selected five University of Georgia researchers as 2024 NAI Senior Members, the largest single induction for the university in its history. UGA now has 16 Senior Members overall.
This marks the fifth consecutive year of growth for the university.
Ten university-wide projects devoted to advancing interdisciplinary research across multiple application areas have been awarded Presidential Interdisciplinary Seed Grants as part of the 2023 cohort.
Faculty members Katie Ehrlich and Beshoy Morkos have been named as the Office of Research Faculty Fellows for 2023-24, and the pair will spend this year getting an up-close view at research administration at UGA.
For eight straight years, UGA has placed in the top two.
NIH-funded study will investigate how environmental factors can affect neurocognitive development, risk for drug use in rural Georgia.
It’s an investment in innovations for climate-smart agriculture and forestry.
Collaboration will help farmers move to fourth agricultural revolution.
The exoplanet was detected using machine learning, a branch of artificial intelligence.
The University of Georgia Office of Research, in partnership with the Office of the Provost, has announced the 2023 cohort of its Teaming for Interdisciplinary Research Pre-Seed Program. Twelve teams from across the university were selected.
They look traditional from the outside. But don’t let that fool you.
The festival will highlight the richness and diversity of research and practice in the humanities at UGA.
Award recognizes innovation to support research growth.
Facility on Georgia’s coast will offer experiential opportunities.
New study questions how trials not including those most at risk of disease can apply to them.
Among the 49 new products were new poultry vaccines, animal health diagnostics, a new blueberry and more.
Fungal infections cause 1.5M+ deaths each year, and there’s no vaccine to prevent them.
The honor is bestowed annually by the AAAS Council for extraordinary achievements leading to the advancement of science.
Over the past nine years, UGA’s annual R&D expenditures have increased by nearly 56%
New study suggests booster shots will probably be needed to address eroding protection.
Four University of Georgia programs will receive federal support as part of the $1.7 trillion funding package signed into law in late December.
It’s intended to strengthen public health response to infectious disease threats and support workforce development.
UGARI will take the lead in streamlining research administration and facilitating secure research practices, both of which are critical for landing more research partnerships.
Unit will catalyze interdisciplinary research and connect researchers and students with industry partners.
Infrastructure, workforce development and consumer education emerged as key themes during the first University of Georgia Electric Mobility Summit.
Drake, Saunt discuss how their fields work together.
Funding made in tribute to the late John H. ‘Johnny’ Isakson will provide additional resources to university’s brain sciences program.
University of Georgia senior Claire Bunn of Marion, Arkansas, will continue her studies in lung biology this fall as one of 23 Americans selected for the 2022 class of Gates Cambridge Scholars.
Study quantifies economic activity generated by teaching, research and service.
For the eighth straight year, the University of Georgia has placed among the top U.S. universities for number of commercial products created from its research by industry partners.
The two new awards are among several internal honors available to faculty.
Seed grants will allow them to find solutions to variety of challenges.
UGA’s Art Edison is co-principal investigator for the NSF-funded project.
She brings ‘exemplary record of leadership experience’ to research enterprise.
From biological aging to the ‘Nuremberg women,’ they outline their work.
The National Institutes of Health has awarded the University of Georgia a contract to establish the Center for Influenza Disease and Emergence Research (CIDER).
Senator completes campaign to create faculty leadership position named in his honor.
Faculty-led teams from across campus to tackle important issues of the day.
Elizabeth McCarty helps landowners make research-based decisions.
Workshop, seed grants to give faculty chance to make impact across state.
Rahul Shrivastav, vice president for instruction and a prominent researcher in the field of assistive communication technology and speech sciences, has been elected as a Fellow of the National Academy of Inventors.
Spring Street Building will become UGA’s front door for industry engagement.
It will expand current efforts in Africa and create a forum of scholars.
The amount of financial support has jumped more than 60%.
A $10 million NIH grant will continue work studying rural Black families.
Goal is to form cross-cutting teams to explore innovative new approaches.
For existing infectious diseases, it can provide early warning of an outbreak.
Journal article outlines activities, outcomes needed for successful vaccine rollout.
The University of Georgia once again posted new highs in research and development expenditures.
America’s Seed Fund focuses on next-generation research, development.
They are studying ways to enhance the virtual learning experience.
The University of Georgia Foundation’s investment committee voted to approve a financial commitment of up to $10 million for innovation at UGA during a June 15 meeting.
More than 175 companies have been built on the university’s research.
The results could improve production of agricultural crop plants.
Units across the campus are implementing safe resumption plans.
Company bringing 200 jobs to Athens is an essential university partner.
UGA’s Complex Carbohydrate Research Center is tackling the pandemic.
The two winners aim to address hygiene challenges facing Athens’ unsheltered population.
Vulnerable counties in South Georgia are getting hit the hardest.
Symptoms and test results can determine levels of inflammation in the body.
NSF grant to fund study of factors that help underrepresented students.
UGA CCRC researchers looking at how it infects human cells.
Research could help universities respond during times of a crisis.
An engineered dog virus shows promise to promote an immune response.
From posters to oral presentations, University of Georgia undergraduates are sharing their research digitally this spring during the 2020 Virtual CURO Symposium, to be held on April 21-24 through UGA’s eLearning Commons.
UGA’s Special Collections Libraries seek diaries, other documents from Georgians.
UGA raises $1.6 million so far to fight debilitating disease.
As Ebola raged across Africa in 2014, Distinguished Research Professor John Drake and his colleagues at the University of Georgia developed sophisticated mathematical models that helped predict the epidemic’s spread and guided policies designed to save lives.
Lillian Eby, a professor of psychology and director of the University of Georgia Owens Institute for Behavioral Research, has been named UGA’s 2020 recipient of the Southeastern Conference Faculty Achievement Award.
Students develop evidence-based pandemic information for communities.
AUTM report shows consistent success in research commercialization.
Jenna Jambeck, internationally recognized for her work to reduce plastic waste entering the ocean, has been named the Georgia Athletic Association Distinguished Professor in Environmental Engineering.
The University of Georgia Center for the Ecology of Infectious Diseases has launched a new Coronavirus Tracker.
J. Marshall Shepherd, a meteorologist whose diverse communication efforts engage a wide audience on weather, climate, and the relationship between science and society, will receive the 2020 Mani L. Bhaumik Award for Public Engagement with Science from the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
The University of Georgia continued a multi-year expansion of grant-funded research programs in fiscal year 2019, increasing its economic impact on the state.
Growth in the number of graduates earning degrees in high-demand fields, a thriving research and innovation ecosystem, and a commitment to serving the state have lifted the University of Georgia’s annual economic impact to its highest level yet: $6.5 billion.
A fifth-generation farmer in Calhoun County, Adam McLendon starts his days at the crack of dawn.
UGA to lead effort aimed at protecting vulnerable populations.
Martin Bink, after 12 years of civil service with the U.S. Army Research Institute, has joined UGA as the university’s first director of defense and security collaborations, housed within the Office of Research.
Faculty members Jenay Beer and Hitesh Handa have been selected as UGA’s inaugural Innovation Fellows for fall 2019.
As the University of Georgia continues to develop its vibrant innovation ecosystem, a new voice to inspire and consult with staff, student and faculty entrepreneurs is coming to campus.
The University of Georgia has issued a call for faculty research proposals to learn more about the role of slavery in the early development of the institution.
After a highly successful first round of grants, seven new faculty teams have been awarded funds through a second round of Presidential Interdisciplinary Seed Grants.
With a $100,000 pledge to the University of Georgia, NCR Foundation established two Georgia Commitment Scholarships (GCS) aimed at supporting undergraduate students pursuing Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math (STEAM) or business degrees.
Several UGA doctoral students in the humanities and social sciences are getting exposed to diverse areas within the Office of Research this summer thanks to the Graduate School’s xPD Campus Internship initiative.
Professor, students help NASA address the issues associated with deep space travel.
Brooke Melton died on her 29th birthday.
The state of Georgia partners with School of Social Work researchers.
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