Researchers Develop Therapy to Fight Blood Clots and Cancer Metastasis
A preclinical study of deactivated platelets promises new approach to treating diseases.
Using 3D Models to Study Invasive Silver Carp
As a student researcher, Karly Cohen studied how filter-feeding fish taking over the Mississippi River Basin are able to eat so much.
Understanding Glass Flutes with Medical Imaging
SEAS Professor Murray Loew is working with an interdisciplinary team to classify the condition of historical glass as part of a NEH-funded project.
Simpler Parts Make for a more Efficient System
Neil Johnson, data science expert, found that decentralized systems are more efficient at reaching a target when its components are not overly capable.
Why Are Women Less Likely to Receive Effective Treatment for Heart Attacks?
Women with heart attack symptoms are less likely than men to receive aspirin and other evidence-based therapies during EMS care.
President LeBlanc Shares Keys to Leadership
During the inaugural George Talks Business event, Dr. LeBlanc discussed ways the university will stay on the cutting edge of higher education.
Study Abroad Ignites Passion for Undergraduate Research
Senior Shannon McKeown was inspired to research Jordanian national identity following a semester in Amman.
Closing the Gap on Critical Need for East Asian Language and Area Studies
The GW Sigur Center for Asian Studies and the Institute for Korean Studies were awarded funding to establish a national resource center to broaden the study of the East Asian region.
Three Appeals Court Judges Preside Over Moot Court
Federal judges anchor bench in Van Vleck Moot Court Competition finals.
The Future of Personalized Medicine
SEAS professor Emilia Entcheva, a pioneer in cardiac optogenetics, is advancing stem cell science through federally-funded research.
Using Computer Science to Tackle Human Trafficking
SEAS professor Robert Pless was awarded $1 million to expand a machine-learning project that identifies photographed hotel rooms.
GW Experts Train More Than 5,000 in Mass Casualty Care
SMHS experts travel the country to teach civilians and first responders how to act quickly in the moments after a tragedy.
Early Observations of a Supernovae Provide New Insights on Gamma-ray Bursts
A CCAS professor was part of global research team explaining why some supernovae do not emit gamma-ray bursts.
Early Data Literacy Will Transform STEM Pipeline
Kirk Borne, a leading data scientist, said every student should learn basic coding skills to thrive in the modern workforce.
SEAS Researchers Discover New Evidence of Superconductivity at Near Room Temperature
These findings, published Monday in Physical Review could open the door to a new era of physics
