A third-year resident at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University is working to increase colorectal screening rates in some of Georgia’s poorest and most underserved areas.
Research & Scholarship
Health & Medicine
High oxidative stress hampers males’ production of powerful blood vessel dilator
Higher levels of oxidative stress in males results in lower levels of a cofactor needed to make the powerful blood vessel dilator...
Arts & Humanities
How to solve ‘wicked’ problems with user innovation
What are "wicked" problems, and how do we solve them? One hint: User innovation is key.
Social Sciences
Cyber and IT-related positions in the Augusta metro area grows 16% in a year, study shows
The cybersecurity and IT-related workforce in the Augusta metro area and Fort Gordon increased from 12,716 to 14,765. These workers...
Business
Newest issue of R&D takes you behind the scenes of campus research
One look at R&D, Augusta University’s research and discovery magazine, and you understand just how central research is to Augusta...
Education
Award-winning author visits AU students, local 5th graders
Deborah Wiles, author of “Love, Ruby Lavender,” “Aurora County All-Stars” and “Each Little Bird That Sings,” visited Augusta...
Science & Math
Is magnetism the cure for a too-hot handheld?
Have you ever noticed how hot a laptop or cell phone can get after hours of use? This is one of the biggest problems with modern-day...