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Todorokite (Photo courtesy Wikimedia Commons)
Solving a Mineral Mystery: How Layered Manganese Oxide Transforms to Todorokite
New study led by Earth and Atmospheric Sciences team chips away at mysterious processes of a mineral vital to the environment
Building Blocks of the Strategic Plan
Strategic Plan Draft Available for Review, Application Period Open for Phase Two Working Groups
Georgia Tech has released the draft of its strategic plan document for community feedback and is accepting applications for working groups.
Crystal Bell at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
Celebrating Black History Month: The Importance of Representation with Crystal Bell
On representation in research, connecting with chemists, inspiring curiosity in STEM
Lewis Wheaton is also director of the Cognitive Motor Control Lab.
Celebrating Black History Month: How to Promote Diversity Daily with Lewis Wheaton
Whether or not it's Black History Month, Lewis Wheaton prioritizes diversity and cultural inclusion.
A dying cancer cell with filopodia stretched out to its right. The protrusions help cancer migrate. Stock NIH NCMIR image. The image does not display a cell treated in the Georgia Tech study. Credit: NIH-funded image of HeLa cell / National Center for Mic
Genetics and Cancer: Research Offers New Insights On Risks, Onset, Progression
School of Biological Sciences’ research tests widely-held medical hypothesis
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Feb
25
2020
Black History Month: "6Ps" Relevant to Academic and Career Success
Presented by the Georgia Tech Chapter of NOBCChE in celebration of Black History Month.
Feb
27
2020
The Fiction of Memory

A Frontiers in Science Lecture by Elizabeth Loftus, University of California, Irvine
Mar
10
2020
Time, Einstein, and the Coolest Stuff in the Universe
A Frontiers in Science Lecture by William Daniel Phillips, Winner of the 1997 Nobel Prize in Physics
Mar
25
2020
A Conversation on Foreign Influence: Tools for Georgia Tech Faculty and Researchers
The Office of Ethics & Compliance invites you to attend a panel discussion on foreign influence.
Mar
26
2020
Graphs, Geometry, and Gerrymandering
Frontiers in Science Lecture and 2020 Karlovitz Lecture by Moon Duchin, Tufts University
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