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Audrey Duarte and Brittany Corbett adjust memory test sensors on ScienceMatters host Renay San Miguel

What is “memory clutter”? Can we make it go away? Audrey Duarteuses magnetic resonance imaging and special tests to discover what causes obstacles in the brain’s pathways as people age.

Inventors of chirped pulse amplification (Courtesy of Nobel Media)

Georgia Tech physicists Chandra Raman and Rick Trebino explain the other half of the the 2018 Nobel Prize in Physics: chirped pulse amplification

Two billion years ago, Earth’s biosphere made much less oxygen than today, study finds.Findings will help in the search for life beyond the solar system.

Georgia Tech chemist M.G. Finn details the significance of 2018 Nobel Prize in Chemistry and the participation of Georgia Tech in the research enterprise spawned in part by the award-winning discoveries.

Kimberly Chen with ScienceMatters host Renay San Miguel

Kimberly Chen, a postdoctoral researcher in the School of Biological Sciences, won the ScienceMatters Episode 6 quiz. Chen studies the evolutionary transition from single-cell to multicellular organisms.

Elaine M. Hubbard

The late Elaine Hubbard gave generously to Georgia Tech during her lifetime, and her estate gift establishes the first endowed faculty chair in the School of Mathematics.