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A group of four scientists - including three men and one woman - stand in a hallway of a modern research building looking out over a large hospital.

Four MCG early-career researchers secure AHA funding

May 20, 2026man with glasses standing in front of blue backgroundMilledge Austin

“Early career funding is one of the most important investments we can make to advance the future of science,” says MCG Dean David Hess, MD.

A group of 28 people stand in a photo booth that includes oversized letters spelling out "Boston" in front of them and a backdrop that includes a silhouette of a cityscape and the words "Immunology 2026" behind them.

IMMCG researchers, trainees share research during AAI annual meeting

May 14, 2026man with glasses standing in front of blue backgroundMilledge Austin

“IMMCG was well represented during Immunology2026, which is so exciting to see – since our center is only four years in the making,” says Catherine "Lynn" Hedrick, PhD.

A woman in her lab coat smiles at the camera in front of greenery.

Triple Jag embraces second career as a nurse anesthetist

May 1, 2026Headshot of Nina SisoNina Siso

After 12 years as an occupational therapist, Erin Wiley was inspired to pursue a new passion. She spent the next six years on a journey to become a nurse anesthetist.

Smiling people holding award statues

Augusta University announces 2026 Distinguished Alumni, Outstanding Young Alumni

April 23, 2026Woman's head shotValerie Emerick

Augusta University's Distinguished Alumni and Outstanding Young Alumni award winners will be celebrated during Alumni Weekend.

Researcher in lab

IMMCG researcher wins ‘Biomedicines’ Young Investigator Award

April 22, 2026man with glasses standing in front of blue backgroundMilledge Austin

“It is rewarding to see how these individual pieces of work throughout my career fit into research themes," says Adil Rasheed, PhD.

In this photo, you see multiple iPhones with screens that show different images. One screen shows a possible skin cancer lesion. Another screen shows data about that skin cancer lesion. The third screen shows where on the body that lesion is located.

High-tech skin cancer training meets rural health care

February 10, 2026Rhea-Beth Markowitz, PhD

"Although skin cancer is one of the most common cancers in the United States, it is also one of the most preventable,” says Brenda Santellano, MD.

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