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Fenton and Farmer

School of Physics professor Flavio Fenton is named to the 25th annual Governor's Teaching Fellows Program, set up to help higher education faculty develop teaching skills. Fenton will work on a classroom-related research project through the fellowship.

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School of Psychology researcher wins NSF subcontract for measuring AI’s effectiveness in classrooms, along with funding for a U.S. Air Force-related project studying team dynamics in training

 

New insights into RNA as a template

Genomes are routinely subjected to DNA damage. But most cells have DNA repair systems that enforce genome stability and, ideally, prevent diseases like cancer. The trouble gets serious when these systems break down. When that happens, damage such as unrepaired DNA lesions can lead to tumors, and genomic chaos ensues.

Campus Surveillance Testing Update: Tracking Cases and Taking Action

Joshua Weitz, Greg Gibson and JulieAnne Williamson discuss campus cases and tracking, actions taken to date, and next steps for surveillance testing at Georgia Tech followed by open Q&A.

The inaugural members of the College of Sciences Staff Advisory Council (left to right, top to bottom): Blandford, Ewers, Floyd, Harris, Kim, Longstreet, Marzo, Nagle, Onstine, Pettaway, Pierre, San Miguel, Sims-McDaniel, Wallom, Whitt.

The first class of the College of Sciences Staff Advisory Council is named, with the goal of providing staff advocacy and advisory expertise to address immediate and long-term needs across the College and Institute.

Olivia Emmett with Buzz in line to get tested.

Students and faculty discuss the science of campus surveillance testing, why they’re taking advantage of free weekly campus testing, and how the Georgia Tech community can help crush the curve on Covid-19 this fall.