Biomedical Engineering Chair to Be Inducted in National Academy of Inventors
Igor Efimov, a SEAS professor who specializes in developing novel therapies for heart diseases, was nominated for his contributions to innovation.
President Emeritus Returns to the Classroom
GW President Emeritus Steven Knapp now teaches a University Honors Program seminar on metaphor.
Underserved Populations Least Likely to Use Telehealth Options
The use of video communication was most dominant among higher income respondents and those who may have more difficulty leaving the home.
Children with ASD Are not just Picky Eaters
A new paper by CCAS researcher Greg Wallace finds the connection between ASD traits and food neophobia could affect long-term health outcomes.
GW-CIBER Receives $1.3 Million Grant
GWSB’s Center for International Business Education and Research will emphasize inclusive globalization during the 2018-2022 grant cycle.
Experts Discuss Missing Indigenous Women
A newly-released report brings to light more than 500 stories of missing and slain indigenous women and girls in cities across the U.S.
GW Researchers Look to Fruit Flies for Zika Answers
A new paper identifies how fruit flies’ innate immune system responds to Zika virus, an early step in finding treatment.
GW Researcher Studies Link between Communication, Sexual Behavior
Katrina Pariera recently published a paper that looks at how women talk about sex with their female friends.
GW Celebrates ‘Unwavering Commitment’ to Nursing Education
The university doubled its simulation lab space in Innovation Hall and opened a new Student Success Center.
Investing in Human Capital, Creating Positive Impact Is Essential to Economic Growth
The IFC-Milken Institute Capital Markets Program at GW provides mid-career professionals from developing and emerging economies with skills to grow their markets and foster prosperity.
Air Pollution Leads to Millions of ER Visits for Asthma Attacks Worldwide
A new GW-led study is the first to quantify air pollution’s impact on asthma cases around the globe.
Experts Talk about Housing Segregation in D.C.
The digital history project “Mapping Segregation in Washington DC” sparked conversation on the lasting impact of decades of housing discrimination in the nation’s capital.
GW Sustainability Announces 2018 Duke Energy Innovation Fund Winners
Four teams of GW faculty lead research endeavors on revolutionizing electric grids and creating a pipeline for students pursuing careers in energy.
Genomics Core Center Will Support ‘Groundbreaking Discoveries’
The new facility in Science and Engineering Hall will centralize GW’s genomic analysis enterprise and encourage interdisciplinary collaboration.
Study: Journalists Rarely Use Nurses as Expert Sources
Twenty years after a study found nurses’ voices were underrepresented in the media, a GW Nursing replication finds little has changed.
