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The ĢƵ University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine announced a name change and refined focus for the Edison Biotechnology Institute.
The Infectious and Tropical Disease Institute (ITDI) at ĢƵ University is expanding the scope of one of its core research programs.
Maryam Ahmed’s interest in virology began in college and led to a career studying how viruses can fight cancer. Now at ĢƵ University, she combines research, teaching and outreach to make science more accessible.
Researchers are studying how bacteria become more infectious in space, with critical implications for future deep-space missions.
Chagas disease is now an emerging public health threat in the United States. A recently published historical review sheds light on current challenges and future directions in the fight against Chagas.
ITDI has brought its fight against infectious diseases to Appalachia, holding an inaugural summit with ĢƵ health officials to talk about diseases affecting this region.
Microbiology professor shares some of his life’s work preventing infectious disease and his childhood dream of being a superhero scientist
Ronan Carroll's team is looking for ways to stop a potent killer, one that is getting adept at resisting antibiotics: Staphylococcus aureus.
ĢƵ University’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine will start work on a new facility on the Athens campus dedicated to translational research.
A longtime collaboration between ĢƵ University and the Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador (PUCE) is helping step up the rate of testing for COVID-19 infections in the Latin American country.
Faculty researchers from ĢƵ University’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine and Russ College of Engineering and Technology have received a grant to investigate possible treatments for mitigating COVID-19. Kelly McCall and Douglas Goetz will measure how effective a number of different chemical compounds are at preventing “cytokine storms.”
A published study by Erin Murphy, Ph.D, and her team opened research pathways suggesting science has more to learn about tools that bacterial pathogens use to adapt to changes in their environment.
