The Georgia Museum of Natural History is a unit of the Franklin College that links collections, research, public service, and education through programs designed for a diverse audience. Many Franklin faculty also serve as museum personnel and board members. Faculty, staff, and students from… Read Article
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Researchers at the Complex Carbohydrate Research Center announced a new methodology with broad implications for human health. A research team led by Geert-Jan Boons, Franklin Professor in the department of chemistry, recently published on the first method for synthesizing asymmetrical N-glycans… Read Article
(Many) classes were out, but the media kept the phone calls and emails coming to our faculty this summer. Here's a sampling:
Michael Terns, professor of biochemistry and molecular biology, is quoted in an MIT news article about genome editing.
The work of Mark… Read Article
New gallery director in the Lamar Dodd School of Art Katie Geha is featured in the Athens Banner-Herald:
As the incoming gallery director at Lamar Dodd, Geha’s relationship with curatorial work won’t lessen. Geha sees the position as quasi-academic, wherein she’ll act as teacher or mentor… Read Article
Great service feature on the work of Lamar Dodd school of Art professor R.G. Brown on the UGA homepage:
Brown, a sculpture professor with the Lamar Dodd School of Art, won a Public Service and Outreach Faculty Fellowship last fall to beam sonar into salt creeks on the coastal islands near… Read Article