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NASA awards $11.5 million to help design the aircraft of tomorrow
NASA has awarded $11.5 million to five organizations that will contribute to the study of new design concepts for more ...
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Researchers develop revolutionary sensor-based technology could protect farmworkers from dangerous working conditions — here's how it works
The sensor is capable of monitoring important data from the wearer including skin temperature and heart rate. Researchers ...
Researchers uncover new ways to identify signatures of mental disorders using fMRI scans
New research by a team at Georgia State University is uncovering surprising insights about brain pathways that could offer ...
Georgia struggles against UMass, but it was a good day for the Dawgs on the Playoff front
Georgia didn't look great against UMass but could move up a few spots thanks to losses by Indiana and Ole Miss.
Georgia football plays down to UMass for much of day, notches win on tough day for defense
The 2024 season for Georgia football hasn’t had many stress-free days. UMass figured to provide that, but the Bulldogs had to ...
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Regent Everett Kennedy applauds the University System of Georgia for achieving record enrollment, outpacing national growth
Regent Kennedy praised the University System of Georgia (USG) for setting a new enrollment record this fall, reaching 364,725 ...
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Georgia Tech researchers create lab-grown models of human immune systems
Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory "For the first ... and Oncology at Emory University's Winship Cancer Institute and a co-author on the paper. "This technology ...
Beck throws 4 TD passes and Frazier runs for 3 scores to lead No. 8 Georgia past UMass, 59-21
Carson Beck threw four touchdown passes, Nate Frazier ran for 136 yards with three scores and No. 8 Georgia overwhelmed ...
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Georgia State researchers uncover new ways to identify signatures of mental disorders using fMRI scans
New research by a team at Georgia State University is uncovering surprising insights about brain pathways that could offer alternative ways for practitioners to identify early signs of schizophrenia.