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Kristina Bjoran is a senior English major from Decatur, Ga. Apart from her studies, she works as a technical publications editor for various airlines, and volunteers for an Atlanta institution, the Georgia Aquarium. Next fall she plans to attend MIT to earn a master's degree in science writing.

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Emory, GA Tech, and Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta win $1 million grant for kidney device

It was announced on November 10, 2009 that a team from Emory University, the Georgia Institute of Technology, and Children’s Healthcare of...
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Leaders in evolution studies convene at Emory for Charles Darwin’s 200th birthday

Some of the world’s principal scholars of evolution will be converging at Emory University during November 12-13 for a conference called The...
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Atlanta’s Fernbank Museum finds compelling evidence of famous explorer’s journey

Recently, archaeologists at the Atlanta Fernbank Museum of Natural History unearthed incredible evidence that aids them in charting out Hernando de...
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Tiny fossils are helping scientists see patterns of climate change

Foraminifera, fossilized animals about the size of a grain of sand, are proving useful to paleontologists and paleoclimatologists for discovering...
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Emory and GA Tech researchers make progress in improving spinal cord regeneration

New research (publicized November 2, 2009) out of Emory University and Georgia Tech marks progress in the future possibilities of central nervous...
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Houseplants help indoor pollution according to UGA researchers

A recent study at the University of Georgia highlights the most effective houseplants for the removal of indoor pollutants. According to the World...
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Famous French anthropologist Levi-Strauss dies at 100

This past Friday (October 30, 2009), the legendary anthropologist and philosopher Claude Levi-Strauss passed away in his Paris home. The great thinker...
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Georgia Tech develops a promising new aspect of solar technology

On November 2, 2009, Georgia Tech announced news on their current research on photovoltaic (or PV, the field of study for the application of solar...
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Conquering salmonella with other types of bacteria

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Over the years, Georgia’s tomato industry (as well as the rest of the southeast) has run into a good deal of trouble in its fight with the...
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Newly discovered gene network may help repair and protect teeth

Several months ago, Georgia Tech scientist Todd Streelman, PhD and a team of researchers published a study on their discovery of a base list of...
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