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Infectious Disease
March 5, 2026

Cellular biology graduate student receives American Heart Association fellowship

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Wildlife
March 2, 2026

Bird flu rampant among black vultures

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Innovation
February 26, 2026

UGA gains six more National Academy of Inventors Senior Members

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Plant Science
February 26, 2026

Mekidani Salu: Engineering resilience in the field

Illustration of a person with curly hair, wearing a red shirt, and puzzle pieces inside their head, set against a background with large red puzzle shapes—representing the importance of autism screening for Black children.
Health & Medicine
February 25, 2026

Hispanic, Black children screened for autism up to two years later than white peers in Georgia

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Wildlife
February 24, 2026

UGA researchers engineer safer road crossings for wildlife and people

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Engineering
February 24, 2026

UGA student Keaton Coletti named Truman Fellow

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Humanities & Arts
February 24, 2026

It takes a poet: Ed Pavlić reframes James Baldwin’s iconic life

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Awards & Honors
February 24, 2026

Parrott, Rhodes named 2026 University Professors

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Infectious Disease
March 5, 2026

Cellular biology graduate student receives American Heart Association fellowship

A black vulture stands on a rusted metal surface in the foreground, while several more black vultures perch on the bare branches of a tree in the background against a white sky.
Wildlife
March 2, 2026

Bird flu rampant among black vultures

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Awards & Honors
February 27, 2026

Lance Wells named a 2026 ASBMB Fellow

Sunlight shines through trees over a black iron arch and stone steps in front of a white columned building.
Innovation
February 26, 2026

UGA gains six more National Academy of Inventors Senior Members

Mekidani Salu, wearing a gray polo shirt, holds a potted plant inside a greenhouse, showcasing engineering resilience as he looks at the camera.
Plant Science
February 26, 2026

Mekidani Salu: Engineering resilience in the field

Illustration of a person with curly hair, wearing a red shirt, and puzzle pieces inside their head, set against a background with large red puzzle shapes—representing the importance of autism screening for Black children.
Health & Medicine
February 25, 2026

Hispanic, Black children screened for autism up to two years later than white peers in Georgia

A deer crosses an empty, winding road surrounded by forest in soft early morning or late afternoon light, highlighting the importance of wildlife and safer road crossings studied by UGA researchers.
Wildlife
February 24, 2026

UGA researchers engineer safer road crossings for wildlife and people

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HUMANITIES & ARTS

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February 12, 2026

UGA Humanities Festival announced for March 16 – April 2

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January 22, 2026

Willson Center announces second phase of Penn Center partnership

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January 7, 2026

Georgia Museum of Art reaches for the stars with new exhibition

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BIOLOGY

Nadja Zeltner is an associate professor in UGA’s Center for Molecular Medicine and the principal investigator on a project that could help improve treatment of patients suffering from familial dysautonomia, a rare genetic disease that can cause developmental delays, frequent pneumonia and other debilitating challenges. The findings were published in a recent issue of “Nature Communications.”
August 26, 2025

From lab to startup: Zeltner founds NeelaCell Tx to advance genipin research

John Ciemniecki
August 1, 2025

UGA microbiology postdoc receives Life Sciences Research Foundation Fellowship

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February 3, 2026

Making science move: Organoids project re-imagines adrenal glands through models and motion

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Biology
February 3, 2026

Making science move: Organoids project re-imagines adrenal glands through models and motion

Emily Koh
Humanities & Arts
November 6, 2025

Pushing musical boundaries with Emily Koh’s ModμMIDI

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Marine Science
December 23, 2025

Diving deep into marine research at the Skidaway Institute of Oceanography

Emily Koh
Humanities & Arts
November 6, 2025

Pushing musical boundaries with Emily Koh’s ModμMIDI

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Humanities & Arts
February 19, 2026

Transforming environments into adornments: Inside Demi Thomloudis’ jewelry studio