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Grace Mauldin is thankful for mentorship from professors and coaches.

As a rising fourth-year biology student, Mauldin has balances challenging courses while continuing to excel as a swimmer.

A closeup of the magnetic optical trap (MOT) in Colin Parker's quantum simulator. The glowing spot in the image center is the fluorescence from about 1 billion atoms cooled to less than a 1/1000 of a degree above absolute zero. (Photo Colin Parker)

A School of Physics researcher's quantum simulator has earned a National Science Foundation CAREER Award for the potential to learn more about superconductivity and magnetism in solid materials. 

Francesca Storici, professor in the School of Biological Sciences and a researcher in the Petit Institute of Bioengineering and Bioscience at Georgia Tech

Researchers utilize tools and techniques developed in Storici lab to unravel new features of genomic DNA

School of Biological Sciences researcher Nastassia Patin dives near a blue hole off Florida's western coast.

In "blue hole" underwater sinkholes off the coast of western Florida, researchers from the Schools of Biological Sciences, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences don oxygen tanks and custom science equipment to study previously unexplored marine environments. Their discoveries in blue holes' ‘natural enclosed laboratory for anaerobic microbes’ are the subject of a new episode of "Changing Seas", a South Florida PBS television program.