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Kimberly Chen (left) and Matthew Herron (Credit: Jennifer Pentz)
Predators drive the evolution of multicellularity
 September 17, 2019

Why and how does multicellularity arise, and at what cost?


Wombats (Courtesy of Scott Carver)
Studying Wombats' Cubic Poop
 September 12, 2019

Studies of the distinctively shaped animal feces have won a 2019 Ig Nobel Prize for researchers in Georgia Tech and the University of Tasmania.


All smiles for first prize. From left: Kim Cobb, Brook Rothschild-Mancinelli, Rebecca Guth-Metzler, and Beril Toktay. Team member Priyam Raut is not pictured.
College of Sciences Grad Students Shine in Carbon Reduction Challenge
 September 11, 2019

Team proposed energy-savings initiatives for the Institute of Bioengineering and Bioscience Building.


Juan Archila (left) and David Collard in a new biology lab in Boggs (Photo by Maureen Rouhi)
Renovated Science Labs in Boggs
 September 10, 2019

Physics and biology laboratories move to first-floor spaces.


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