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Alan Flurry

The sun rises over a salt marsh on Sapelo Island.

 Marine Science June 25, 2025

New study documents declining health of coastal marshes

M-dwarf stars are the most common type of stars in the universe and likely hosts of nearest planets

 Physics & Astronomy June 18, 2025

UGA’s Song receives Webb Telescope support to observe low-mass stars

At hydrothermal vents, seawater circulates through cracks and fissures in the seafloor and interacts with hot magma beds, heating the seawater and chemically altering it.

 Marine Science June 11, 2025

From undersea plumes to biotech breakthroughs

https://news.uga.edu/smartphone-applications-dont-accurately-gauge-hot-weather-threats/

 Technology April 30, 2025

Smartphone apps claim to assess hot weather threats. But are they accurate?

image of a person holding a phone and word AI abpve.

 Computing April 02, 2025

School of Computing research improves AI for smartphones

UGA Associate Professor Holly Bik stands on the bow of the Nathaniel B. Palmer, the icebreaker that took her team on a research expedition to East Antarctica for 48 days from February to May 2023, conducting research in a location no U.S. research vessel had traveled in 22 years.

 Awards & Honors March 28, 2025

UGA’s Bik selected for National Academy of Sciences Kavli Fellows program

still photo from Hall's TEDxUGA presentation From Darkness to Discovery: The AI Hunt for Hidden Forming Exoplanets

 Physics & Astronomy March 26, 2025

UGA’s Hall named National Geographic Explorer

William Pridemore

 Campus News March 19, 2025

Pridemore named UGA Marienthal Professor

Pierrick Bousseau

 Awards & Honors February 19, 2025

UGA professor wins 2025 Sloan Fellowship

Photo of UGA professor of geology Paul Schroeder holding a crystal model of the mineral kaolinite.

 Awards & Honors January 29, 2025

UGA’s Schroeder elected MSA Fellow