Georgia Southern University joins newly formed Georgia Sustainable Aviation Fuel Coalition to deepen biofuels research and innovation
Georgia Southern University has joined the newly launched Georgia Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Coalition.
Georgia Southern professor proposes new framework for aging
Georgia Southern University Professor of Kinesiology Li Li, Ph.D., has spent decades studying this question, specifically how movement contributes to health and quality of life. In his recently published research essay, “Movement span: Extending the discourse on aging beyond life span and health span,” he proposes a new dimension of aging: movement span.
Georgia Southern receives perfect score on cybersecurity audit, gains access to increased research opportunities from the Department of Defense
Georgia Southern University’s Talon Secure virtual environment earned Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification Level 2 certification.
Georgia Southern receives renewed funding from the Georgia Opioid Crisis Abatement Trust to continue opioid overdose prevention and education
Georgia Southern University recently received a grant to expand their naloxone initiative.
Georgia Southern’s College of Science and Mathematics secures four Georgia Sea Grants in 2026
Faculty are leading research to help Georgia’s coastal communities navigate growth for years to come.
SPARQ in action: Student-faculty research on microplastics’ impact on local environments aided by University partnership
John Petronis and Jianzhou He, Ph.D., are studying the effects microplastics have on regional waterways and wetlands.
Molds, mildews, mushrooms and more: Georgia Southern professor lands grant funding for an innovative and accessible fungal curriculum and genomics project
The project aims to create a curriculum and shared knowledge pool for an underutilized, yet widely available organism: Fungi.
A living collection: How Georgia Southern fosters research with global impact
The U.S. National Tick Collection has been housed on Georgia Southern University’s Statesboro Campus since 1990, on loan from the Smithsonian Institution. But it’s far more than a nondescript exhibit tucked away in the bottom of a building. It is a living, breathing resource and a primary research hub for scientists, students, physicians, veterinarians and public health professionals from around the world.
Georgia Southern researcher secures more than half a million in funding for new biomedical research
Salim Sazzed, Ph.D. is conducting research that could help scientists better understand the relationship between changes in human cells and serious illness.