Classic City Science
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Hosts April Sorrow and Chris Shupe interview some of UGA's most prolific researchers to discuss not only the latest findings but how research initiatives here at The University of Georgia are directly impacting the state, the nation and even the world. Special thanks to Asst. Producer Kodiak Sauer, and to the staff at Athens Science Observer for their assistance with online content.
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According to Dr. Lisa Renzi-Hammond of UGA's College of Public Health, our eyes could provide a "view" into more than just the state of our vision.… -
The University of Georgia community mourned the loss of one of its most respected and cherished professors, with the passing of Dr. Barry Hollander.… -
Curses! If the word on the street seems a bit more colorful lately, it's not in your head. To prove it, UGA psychologist Dr. Keith Campbell is using word… -
We’ve all heard of malaria, a parasite-induced blood infection that causes flu-like symptoms and possibly death. However, did you know that a malaria… -
I’m the brain, you’re glue - whatever happens to me… can be healed by you? For individuals with traumatic brain injuries, the outcome is often dire. In… -
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Often, two heads are better than one. This is certainly the case when developing advanced cell therapies for heart disease, childhood leukemia, and… -
Face Drooping, Arm Weakness, Speech Difficulty - it’s Time to call 911. FAST - this is the acronym taught to help people identify someone experiencing a… -
Let’s play a little jeopardy. Answer: this man killer is ubiquitous and found in freshwater. Question: what is a brain-eating amoeba? Yep, that’s correct.… -
We’ve all seen those relatable prescription drug ads that then rattle off a long, usually grim, list of potential side effects at the end. Host April…
