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M.G. Finn, Professor and Chair, James A. Carlos Family Chair for Pediatric Technology, School of Chemistry and Biochemistry (Photo/Video: 11Alive)
Crowds, Vaccines, Climate Comparisons: Sciences Faculty Share COVID-19 Insights, Expertise with Media

Georgia Tech scientists talk epidemiology, vaccine timelines, and climate comparisons with 11Alive, AJC, The New York Times


An artist’s depiction of Trappist exoplanets in comparison to Earth. The Trappist planets are those in their star’s habitable zone. (Photo: NASA)
Astrobiology at Tech Attracts Exoplanet Explorers, Interdisciplinary Exhibit, and an 'Astronomical Indiana Jones'

Latest research, upcoming lecture and exhibit highlight thriving Georgia Tech Astrobiology Community


2020 Frontiers in Science Series
Frontiers in Science: Lecture Series Set to Explore Memories, Maps, Multicellularity

Frontiers kicks off with latest information in disinformation; talks on false memories, gerrymandering, origin of life to follow


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CoS Staff and Faculty: Apply Now to Teach Explore LLC This Fall

Calling all passionate CoS staff and faculty! Teach Explore Living Learning Communities sections in GT 1000 this fall.


Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Oak Ridge National Laboratory Visitation, Research Funding Available for Faculty, Students, Staff

Calling Georgia Tech students, faculty, and researchers to collaborate with Oak Ridge National Lab!


Todorokite (Photo courtesy Wikimedia Commons)
Solving a Mineral Mystery: How Layered Manganese Oxide Transforms to Todorokite

New study led by Earth and Atmospheric Sciences team chips away at mysterious processes of a mineral vital to the environment


Assistant Professor Jenny McGuire, 2020 NSF CAREER Award Winner
Jenny McGuire, Lutz Warnke Receive NSF CAREER Awards

Junior faculty will use funds to advance studies in paleoecology and biodiversity, combinatorics and random graph theory


Drake Lee-Patterson (left) and Stephanie Bilodeau, co-instructors, review an assignment with students. (Photo: Grace Pietkiewicz)
Kendeda, Where the Building is the Lesson, Welcomes Science Classes

On January 6, the doors of the Kendeda Building opened to students and faculty as a place to learn, study, or relax.


Jess Hunt-Ralston
College of Sciences Taps Atlanta BeltLine Executive for Communications Director

Jess Hunt-Ralston returns to alma mater, former employer, for new role


2019: A very good year
2019 Year In Review

We look back on the scientific and other highlights of 2019, a very good year.


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