Transitioning to Adulthood with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Autistic young adults from the Washington, D.C., area join students at Milken Institute SPH to share their experiences and areas of need.
GW Researchers to Display Their Technologies at eMerge Americas
Six members of the GW faculty will demonstrate their innovative work on issues like data privacy and cancer treatment at the annual eMerge Americas Conference in Miami Beach.
Senior Researches How Tourism Impacts Tribes Near Petra
Nicolas Reeves, an Elliott School Dean’s Scholar, balances research on tourism with life as a student athlete.
Community Comes First for 2019 Truman Scholar
André Gonzales was one of 62 award winners for his work as a student advocate and educational activist.
Student Innovation Shines at Research Days 2019
GW students showcased more than 600 posters and competed for prizes at the annual two-day event.
Beyoncé’s Nutritionist, Recycling CEO Discuss Sustainability Storytelling
Planet Forward Summit speakers share how to use storytelling to persuade an audience to rethink waste and eat plant-based.
Computer Science for Social Good
Senior Samsara Counts used deep learning methods to develop tools that help patients with eating disorders avoid triggering images online.
Frankenstein, Dracula Signal Fears of Scientific Advancement
Senior Brigid Prial combined her interests in English and biological anthropology to research the way two classic novels imagined monstrous science.
Innovating for Smarter Cities
Students presented novel ideas to improve community relations and government services at the Smart Cities Hackathon.
Using Data to Tackle Real-Time Challenges for DC
GW’s new Data-Capable DC Initiative seeks to build a more robust data ecology among local experts.
New Paper Highlights Negotiation Challenges across Cultures
Meina Liu, an associate professor in the department of organization sciences and communication, discusses her research on emotional disputes.
The Future of the Internet
“Father of the Internet” Vint Cerf looks to ethical solutions as the key to computer science advancement at the first Internet Distinguished Speaker Series event.
GW Transportation Team Innovates with App Development
The group was awarded $25,000 to develop a smartphone app as part of a D.C. public innovation competition.
GFLEC Launches Fast Lane: An Online Financial Education Resource
The new website will offer free, research-based resources aimed to bring financial education into high schools.
New Species of Frog Sheds Light on Major Biodiversity Hotspot in Southern India
Discovery will help researchers better understand a region known for its evolutionary significance.
