Looking back on 2024

Top research stories of the year

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Huang finds solutions to break down 'forever chemicals'

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Arts on display at UGA’s 13th annual Spotlight on the Arts festival
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Graduate student Kasey Smith and professor Jenay M. Beer look at interactive companion robots in the Beers laboratory

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NEWS

  • The vanishing Southern accent in Georgia has been well-documented, most recently by linguists from the ³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏÍø and Georgia Tech in 2023. In a new study, the same research team shifted their investigation from the White population to the accents of Black Georgians, with results that highlight the effects of migration and education on … Continue reading "Mobility and education are reshaping Black accents in Georgia" The post Mobility and education are reshaping Black accents in Georgia appeared first on UGA Research News.

  • Patrick Barry December 11, 2024 In 2023, Steffney Thompson became the first full-time director of UGA’s Land Conservation Clinic, which works at the nexus of law, science and policy to support and enhance land conservation. (Photo of Steffney Thompson: Peter Frey; photo illustration: Dan Humphrey) FacebookTwitterLinkedInEmailShare When the idea of a clinic bringing ecology and law … Continue reading "Clinic combines law and science to protect land" The post Clinic combines law and science to protect land appeared first on UGA Research News.