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Diagram of the new COVID testing technique and the equipment used.

 Infectious Disease April 08, 2024

Researchers unveil faster, more accurate COVID testing technique

A woman holding a cup of tea in one hand, and a teabag submerged in the cup in her other hand.

 Infectious Disease April 01, 2024

Can a cup of tea keep COVID away?

Yiping Zhao

 Infectious Disease October 16, 2023

UGA team receives USDA funding to develop rapid Covid diagnostics platform

Regents’ Professor John Drake of the Odum School of Ecology is an infectious disease modeler who is studying how Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV) may spread across the United States after it is introduced from Asia or Oceania, including Australia. (Photo by UGA Marketing and Communications)

 Infectious Disease July 26, 2023

Drake To Develop Spatial Interaction Model For Japanese Encephalitis Virus

Biao He and Steven Stice

 Innovation March 20, 2023

He, Stice named UGA’s first two Regents’ Entrepreneurs

Health & Wellness • Science & Technology CDC funds Pathogen Genomics Center of Excellence 3 days agoby Lauren Baggett The new Georgia-based Pathogen Genomics Center of Excellence aims to strengthen response to infectious disease threats and support public health workforce development. The team will be led by Rebecca Hutchins (left) with the Georgia Tech Research Institute, Tonia Parrott (center) with the Georgia Department of Public Health and Justin Bahl (right) with the University of Georgia. (Photo by Christopher Moore)

 Health and Medicine November 18, 2022

CDC funds Pathogen Genomics Center of Excellence

single-dose intranasal COVID vaccine

 Infectious Disease October 31, 2022

Another tool in the fight against Covid-19

Man in business suit and tie standing in front of a 3D view of the brain.

 Innovation October 21, 2022

Student blends the art of science with entrepreneurship

a ball point pen marking a chart of DNA sequencing in a scientific study.

 Health and Medicine October 11, 2022

Genetic sequencing could contain future COVID-19 variants

woman in lab outfit looking into a jar with berries inside

 Infectious Disease September 22, 2022

Study finds that SARS-CoV-2 can persist for more than a month on frozen berries