College of Sciences (CoS)
The College of Sciences was created by a separation from the College of Sciences and Liberal Studies. The new College was established in anticipation of the growing importance of interdisciplinary scientific technology-and its establishment has proven to be both wise and timely.
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Sub-communities within this community
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School of Applied Physiology (AP) [117]
Applied Physiology offers cutting-edge instruction coupled with sound clinical training and a foundation in movement science. -
School of Biology [880]
Faculty research interests are within four broad categories: Ecology, Evolution and Behavior (sensory and chemical ecology, marine sciences), Microbiology (environmental, molecular), Cell and Molecular Biology (including ... -
School of Chemistry and Biochemistry [1732]
Georgia Tech's School of Chemistry and Biochemistry includes 34 faculty members with a wide variety of interests in chemical research and education. The department attracts a high level of research funding and individual ... -
School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences (EAS) [708]
The School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences prepares students for professional careers in environmental science and meteorology, and research careers in climate dynamics, atmospheric chemistry and air quality, oceanography, ... -
School of Mathematics [647]
A unit of Georgia Tech's College of Sciences, is among the nation's top public university Mathematics departments -
School of Physics (SoP) [925]
The School of Physics at Georgia Tech is well known for its high academic standards and stands among the top ranked schools. It offers a dynamic environment for research and education in many areas of physics. -
School of Psychology [817]
The School of Psychology advances scientifically derived knowledge of human and animal behavior through research; transmits that knowledge through publication and teaching; and applies that knowledge to the betterment ...
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College of Sciences Invited Speakers and Events [3]
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Karlovitz Lecture Series [5]
College of Sciences invited speakers
Recent Submissions
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Final report on DMS-0902259 participation at the CRM-Barcelona
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2009-04)This is a final report for the grant DMS-0902259 which supported US-based participants in a program of activity at the Centre de Recerca Matemàtica (CRM) in Barcelona, Spain. The CRM holds semester long programs of emphasis, ... -
Extremal problems in combinatorics and their applications
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2013-06)The goals of this project were to study several fundamental problems in extremal combinatorics, many of them motivated by problems in theoretical computer science. -
Mathematical aspects of aperiodic solids
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2013-09)The ultimate goal of the program is to develop a mathematical theory liable to describe the physical properties of all aperiodic solids and perhaps liquids as well. Are involved the electronic properties, the electronic ... -
Variational problems and dynamics
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2013-05)The work performed under this grant can be divided into three areas, kinetic theory, random Schrödinger operators and sharp functional inequalities. The scientific objective of the grant was three-fold. One goal was to ... -
WSC Podcast Episode 10: Job Crafting with Dorien Kooij
(2019-06-19)Host, Sibley Lyndgaard, speaks with Dr. Dorien Kooij, Professor at Tilburg University School of Social and Behavioral Sciences about the benefits of job crafting and proactivity in the workforce as well as the potential ... -
What's the Weather: Making Weather Data Accessible for Visually Impaired Students
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2016)We determined during a collaboration project in Kenya that students with visual impairments were interested in learning about weather data as part of their Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) education. ... -
An introduction to KAM theory II: The twist theorem
(2019-03-30)The KAM (Kolmogorov Arnold and Moser) theory studies the persistence of quasi-periodic solutions under perturbations. It started from a basic set of theorems and it has grown into a systematic theory that settles many ... -
An introduction to KAM theory I: the basics
(2019-03-29)The KAM (Kolmogorov Arnold and Moser) theory studies the persistence of quasi-periodic solutions under perturbations. It started from a basic set of theorems and it has grown into a systematic theory that settles many ... -
Developing appropriate methodology for assessing anti-pathogen properties of mucus-enriched water from corals
Global coral reef health is in rapid decline. A major contributor to this trend is warming ocean temperatures. As ocean temperature increases, corals become more susceptible to diseases that lead to bleaching and tissue ... -
Carrier protein and halogenase selectivity in the biosynthesis of halogenated pyrroles
Natural product biosynthetic pathways often share similar architecture even when they lead to different final products. In polyketide synthase (PKS) and non-ribosomal peptide synthetase (NRPS) enzymatic pathways, the ... -
Neurobehavioral Patterns during Action Observation and Execution of Complex Goal-Directed Movements
The production and mastery of complex action begins with action understanding, a process which arises from the observation of others. The mechanisms through which humans engage in action understanding are still debated, ... -
Glucose protects E. coli from death by the Vibrio cholerae type VI secretion system
Vibrio cholerae, the causative agent of the intestinal disease cholera, interacts with other bacteria in dense multispecies communities within both host and environmental settings. Using the harpoon-like type VI secretion ... -
Whole-Brain Gray Matter Volume as an Anatomical Predisposition for Cognitive Ability
The human brain is the topic of much interest in recent years, and due to the advent and rising popularity of imaging techniques such as functional MRI, we are able to understand the brain with greater detail than ever ... -
Determining the effect of SSB on [LSB+] prion-based stress memory
Prions are self-perpetuating protein isoforms, that are usually based on ordered fibrous protein aggregates (amyloids), cause disease in humans and control non-Mendelian heritable traits in yeast. Formation and loss of ... -
Joint Stiffness Fluctuations are Potentially Associated with Postural Sway
Joint stiffness can be induced by simultaneous contraction of muscles on opposite sides of the joint. When the electrical oscillations of these antagonistic muscles are in-phase, fluctuations in joint stiffness can occur, ... -
Investigating the aggregation of Alzheimer’s disease-associated proteins in S. cerevisiae
Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is the most common type of dementia and is associated with roughly 500,000 new cases each year (2). AD is associated with the aggregation of two proteins in the brain, A-beta peptide (Aβ) and ... -
Effects of Various Cognitive Processes on Quasi-Periodic Patterns
Quasi Periodic Patterns are a way of finding reoccurring patterns in brain imaging data. In this experiment, researchers were interested in examining how similar QPPs were in various cognitive processes. In order to execute ... -
Assessing Multiple Myeloma Risk: Differential Expression Analysis
Multiple myeloma is an incurable blood cancer affecting more than 20,000 Americans each year. Sub-classification of heterogeneous subsets of the disease under the broad umbrella of multiple myeloma is likely to increase ... -
Characterization of the electrophysiology of neurons in the central nervous system of Ciona robusta
The objective of this study was to investigate the electrophysiological properties of C. robusta motor ganglion neurons—interneuron 2 (IN2) and the descending decussating neuron (ddN)— and the sensory cells of the papillae ... -
Allele-specific expression reveals gene-environment interactions driving ecotype divergence in Malawi cichlid crosses
During the early stages of adaptive radiation, species diverge through local adaptation to spatially distinct microhabitats (Streelman and Danley 2003). The evolutionary history of spatial niche differentiation is poorly ...
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