University of Georgia

After just a few weeks of growth, flowers on poplar trees can be seen in the lab. These flowers typically don’t appear until after seven years of tree growth. (Photo by C.J. Tsai)
Shrinking the breeding experiments with trees from years to weeks with CRISPR
Ear recognition hits 97.25 percent accuracy to identify you
A research team led by Georgia Tech Professor Phil Santangelo has developed an improved mRNA treatment that is designed to be used in a common nebulizer, like the one above, for a more efficient inhalable delivery of the medicine.
Inhalable mRNA therapy could dramatically improve treatment of common lung diseases
We didn’t believe a pandemic would come; we had better believe antimicrobial resistance could become a huge problem
Reducing emissions by switching to plant-based jet fuel
Could human learning be duplicated in synthetic matter?
An eco-friendly way to dye blue jeans
Better hardware for artificial intelligence
Preventing Covid-19 disease and transmission in animals with an inhalable vaccine
Do people trust computers more than humans?
Reparative hydrogel mimics the composition and mechanics of the brain to help severe TBI
A cure for Chagas disease?
Blocking coronavirus infections using an engineered virus?
Cutting salmonella identification time from days to hours
Treating traumatic brain injury with neural exosomes can minimize or even avert progression of TBI