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Psychologists get grant to study mitochondrial disease The Foundation for Mitochondrial Medicine, a US-based non-profit dedicated to funding research for the treatment of mitochondrial disease, has awarded a $10,000 grant to Robin Morris and a team of researchers at the Department of Psychology at Georgia State University for a research study at the Georgia State/Georgia Tech Joint Center for Advanced Brain Imaging. The research project will study brain function in 30 children with mitochondrial disease and in a control group of 30 children without mitochondrial disease using Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) and other technology. Read full story »
Astronomy graduate student becomes National Science Foundation Research Fellow Nicole Cabrera, a doctoral student in Physics and Astronomy, has been awarded a prestigious Graduate Research Fellowship by the National Science Foundation for her proposal, “Finding Nearby Young Planets: A New Approach.” The prize, which consists of three annual stipends of $30,000, recognizes and will support Cabrera’s ongoing research into exoplanets – planets that revolve around other suns. Read full story »
College announces 2012 faculty, staff awards The College of Arts and Sciences is proud to announce the winners of its 2012 faculty and staff awards. Chris Goode of Psychology has won the Outstanding Teaching Award; Sarah Brosnan of Psychology the Junior Faculty Award; and Mary Stuckey of Communication the Outstanding Senior Faculty Award. On the staff side, Jack Reed of Geosciences has won the Outstanding Junior Staff Award; and Helene Erenberg of Music the Senior Staff Leadership Award. Read full story »

Psychologists get grant to study mitochondrial disease

The Foundation for Mitochondrial Medicine, a US-based non-profit dedicated to funding research for the treatment of mitochondrial disease, has awarded a $10,000 grant to Robin Morris and a team of researchers at the Department of Psychology at Georgia State University for a research study at the Georgia State/Georgia Tech Joint Center for Advanced Brain Imaging. The research project will study brain function in 30 children with mitochondrial disease and in a control group of 30 children without mitochondrial disease using Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) and other technology. Read full story »

Astronomy graduate student becomes National Science Foundation Research Fellow

Nicole Cabrera, a doctoral student in Physics and Astronomy, has been awarded a prestigious Graduate Research Fellowship by the National Science Foundation for her proposal, “Finding Nearby Young Planets: A New Approach.” The prize, which consists of three annual stipends of $30,000, recognizes and will support Cabrera’s ongoing research into exoplanets – planets that revolve around other suns. Read full story »

College announces 2012 faculty, staff awards

The College of Arts and Sciences is proud to announce the winners of its 2012 faculty and staff awards. Chris Goode of Psychology has won the Outstanding Teaching Award; Sarah Brosnan of Psychology the Junior Faculty Award; and Mary Stuckey of Communication the Outstanding Senior Faculty Award. On the staff side, Jack Reed of Geosciences has won the Outstanding Junior Staff Award; and Helene Erenberg of Music the Senior Staff Leadership Award. Read full story »

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