SEAS Team Graphs a COVID-19 Search Engine
Professor Howie Huang led the development of a novel visual search engine for COVID-19 research papers.
Milken Professor Calls for Urgent Research on COVID-19 and Sperm
Melissa J. Perry is urging more research on the impact of the virus on male fertility and sexual transmission.
Family Violence Increases during Pandemic
GW Law professor Joan S. Meier is documenting how COVID-19 is affecting families around the country.
Milken Institute SPH Researcher Combats COVID-19 By Developing New Computational Tools to Analyze Genetic Data
Ali Rahnavard received a RAPID grant for his work creating computational platforms that can compare the genetic sequences of different coronaviruses.
Milken Institute SPH Launches COVID-19 Study to Protect Healthcare Workers
A new project aims to test George Washington University healthcare workers for signs of infection, immunity and to answer critical questions about the virus.
SEAS Researcher Developing Air Filters That Could Trap COVID-19 Virus
Danmeng Shuai received a RAPID grant for his work using electrospinning techniques to create microscopically fine mesh for use in PPE and other filtration systems.
Milken Institute SPH Tool Helps Public Health Officials Estimate Need for COVID-19 Contact Tracing
The Contact Tracing Workforce Estimator will help identify how many workers should be employed to trace the contacts of new COVID-19 cases.
COVID-19 Testing for U.S. Troops Will Take Place at GW
Laboratory space in Science and Engineering Hall will host testing by health care startup Curative, Inc.
In the Lion’s Mouth: Site Equips Health Care Providers to Respond to COVID-19
Disaster Consult, created by an interdisciplinary team from SEAS and SMHS, provides health care workers with up-to-date information about dealing with the pandemic.
Obesity May Impact Mortality in COVID-19 Patients
Analysis by GW public health researchers suggests obesity may be a risk factor in deaths caused by COVID-19.
GW Community Collaborates to Produce PPEs for Hospital Workers
An interdisciplinary team of GW students and faculty 3-D printed masks and face shields to protect health care workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
ICYMI: GW’s Latest COVID-19 Updates
The university communicated updates about belonging retrieval to students and reaffirmed its commitment to non-discriminatory academic programs.
