Curiosity Meets Discovery in Season 3 of College of Sciences Podcast

Sep 17, 2019 - Atlanta, GA
Season 3 of the College of Sciences podcast ScienceMatters launches with new stories of curiosity and discovery.

The Search for Earth 2.0

Sep 24, 2019 - Atlanta, GA
Chris Reinhard talks about the search for more clues about early Earth and potential Earths among the exoplanets near our solar system.

A Nobel Nod for How Cells Sense, Adapt to Oxygen

Oct 08, 2019 - Atlanta, GA
Georgia Tech researchers reflect on 2019 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.

School of Mathematics Associate Professor Is Now a Kavli Fellow

Nov 22, 2019 - Atlanta, GA
Michael Damron joins a long line of Georgia Tech scientist honorees

College of Sciences Researchers In 2019 Highly Cited List

Dec 06, 2019 - Atlanta, GA
Five faculty members are among 12 from Georgia Tech

College of Sciences Taps Atlanta BeltLine Executive for Communications Director

Dec 19, 2019 - Atlanta, GA
Jess Hunt-Ralston returns to alma mater, former employer, for new role

Astrobiology at Tech Attracts Exoplanet Explorers, Interdisciplinary Exhibit, and an 'Astronomical Indiana Jones'

Mar 09, 2020 - Atlanta, GA
Latest research, upcoming lecture and exhibit highlight thriving Georgia Tech Astrobiology Community

Deepwater Horizon and the Rise of the Omics: A Decade of Breakthroughs in Microbial Science

Mar 31, 2020 - Atlanta, GA
Eos article led by Joel Kostka spotlights ten years of advances in genomics, analysis of how ecosystems react to oil spills

Forget the Chicken or the Egg: It Doesn’t Matter If RNA or Proteins Came First, Rather That They Need Each Other

Jun 22, 2020 - Atlanta, GA
An interdependence of biology leads to apparent paradoxes for the start of life: which came first, nucleic acids or proteins – the chicken or the egg?

Ozone Disinfection Could Safely Allow Reuse of Personal Protective Equipment

Shortages of personal protective equipment (PPE) can force hospitals and other healthcare facilities to reuse PPE that was intended for a single use. Georgia Tech researchers have studied the use of ozone to disinfect the items. (Credit: Getty Images, not for republication)
Jul 09, 2020 - Atlanta, GA
A new study shows that ozone gas could provide a safe means for disinfecting certain types of PPE.
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