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) [122]
Applied Physiology offers cutting-edge instruction coupled with sound clinical training and a foundation in movement science. -
School of Chemistry and Biochemistry [1800]
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) [743]
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 [683]
A unit of Georgia Tech's College of Sciences, is among the nation's top public university Mathematics departments -
School of Physics (SoP) [988]
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 [880]
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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Thermal Evolution of Water and Hydrogen from Apollo Lunar Regolith - Data Files
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2021)The evolution of water and molecular hydrogen from Apollo lunar sample 15221, a mature mare soil, was examined by temperature program desorption (TPD) experiments conducted under ultra-high vacuum conditions. Desorption ... -
The Role Gender Plays in Spatial Navigation and Recall Ability
Memory recall in order to complete certain tasks such as spatial navigation, and, in turn prospective planning, is largely necessary for day-to-day activities which require travel. Due to various factors, females and males, ... -
Minority Stress, Sleep Quality, and Episodic Memory Performance in LGBTQ+ Adults
The main goal of this study was to investigate the impact of minority stress on the sleep quality and episodic memory performance of LGBTQ+ adults. This was done by collecting data from 70 participants (n = 39 LGBTQ+; n = ... -
An investigation into the multiple Type VI Secretion Systems of Enterobacter cloacae
Enterobacter cloacae is a Gram-negative, opportunistic bacterial pathogen that is commonly acquired by patients in hospitals. The Type VI Secretion System (T6SS) is a harpoon-like apparatus that injects toxins into the ... -
Ischemia induces changes in SOD activity and neuromuscular regeneration
Critical limb ischemia (CLI) is characterized as a neuromuscular disorder of aging that develops due to an occlusion of blood flow to the affected lower limbs. Following ischemic injury, disruption of vasculature interrupts ... -
Single particle cryo-EM structure elucidation of a Photosystem II complex mimicking a critical step in photoinhibition
Photosystem II (PSII) is an essential protein in the photosynthetic process that houses the oxygen evolution center, which is responsible for producing most of the oxygen in the atmosphere. In order to better understand ... -
The Impact of Elevation-SMB Feedbacks on the Evolution of Thwaites Glacier, West Antarctica
The Amundsen Region of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet is one of the major active contributors to global sea level rise. Thwaites Glacier is a large, fast-flowing glacier in this region which is experiencing mass loss, flow ... -
The neurological effects of subgoal-based learning
The inclusion of subgoals in instructional materials has been shown to help learners be more successful solving novel problems. However, there are no studies on the neurological effects of this learning methodology. Cognition ... -
Gamma-frequency entrainment using audiovisual 40 Hz flicker
Neural oscillations, or brain waves, are endogenous rhythms of synchronized electrical activity that are the result of communication between large groups of cortical and/or subcortical neurons. Using entrainment methodologies, ... -
CCSP 2.0: An Open-Source Jupyter Tool for the Prediction of Ion Mobility Collison Cross Sections in Metabolomics
Tandem mass spectrometric methods revolutionized the chemical identification landscape, allowing serums and molecules to be separated in two or more dimensions. Ion Mobility Mass Spectrometry workflows combined with liquid ... -
Investigating effect of oxidative stress during in vitro myogenic differentiation
Stem cell research has been developing new ways to understand the mechanism behind aging in muscles as well as ways to prevent debilitating symptoms of it. In this study, Pax7-CreER-Sod1 floxed cells were used to model ... -
The role of attention control in mediating the relationship between Hick reaction time slopes and intelligence
In 1993, psychologists found that the Hick Task, a commonly used task to explore the relationship between speed of information processing (SOIP) and reaction times, may have results due to attentional breadth confounds ... -
Investigation of the Role of Hyaluronan in Neural Crest Cell Migration, Adhesions, and Morphology
Xenopus laevis neural crest cells are a common and useful model for studying cell migration in many contexts, including developmental biology, cancer, and other basic science. This study examines the role hyaluronan (also ... -
Optogenetic Manipulation of Caenorhabditis elegans Pharyngeal Muscles Inhibit Food Consumption
Obesity, a complex condition that arises from a host of interwoven environmental, cultural, social, and genetic factors, is associated with many devastating diseases. However, resolving the intricacies of obesity-related ... -
Sex-related Differences in Aging and Metamemory
Metamemory, knowledge of one’s memory capabilities, is an important measure for learning and cognitive functioning in addition to having clinical relevance, such as being used as a diagnostic tool in cognitive diseases. ... -
Sex-related differences in resolving proactive interference during associative memory tasks
Prior studies have shown that males and females perform differently on a variety of memory tasks. It is suggested that certain biological factors can lead to sex-related differences in cognitive decline, memory, and learning. ... -
Impact of parrotfish predation on coral health: changes in microbiome and pathogen defense
Coral reefs are in rapid decline, and it is imperative to study reef community interactions in order to mitigate and reverse this trajectory. This study explores the relationship between corals and parrotfish, investigating ... -
Discovery of Monoclonal Antibodies for Diagnostics and Therapies Using Conjugate Virus-like Particle Vaccines
Monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) are highly specific antigen binding proteins that are used as biological reagents, therapeutics, and in rapid diagnostics. While mAbs have extensive potential applications, their means production ... -
Activity Budget and Spatial Behavior of the Emerald Tree Boa Corallus batesii
Corallus batesii is a boid snake native to the Amazon basin. C. batesii was declared a distinct species from its sister species in 2009. Because of this recent taxonomic shift, much of the research on the basic biology and ... -
Probing the Dynamic Nature of Mycobacterial Heme Homeostasis
Mycobacterium tuberculosis is responsible for more human deaths every year than any other bacterium. In order to establish an infection and cause disease, M. tuberculosis requires the nutrient heme. Heme is essential for ...
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