
CORONAVIRUS RESEARCH
Georgia State scientists are unraveling how the coronavirus operates, searching for effective treatments and diving into the pandemic’s impact on the economy and society. Learn more below about how our research community is making a difference.

STOPPING THE SPREAD
Georgia State biomedical scientists have discovered that a new antiviral drug completely suppresses transmission of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, within 24 hours.

A LOOMING CRISIS
With funding from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Georgia State researchers are developing a project to reduce social isolation, loneliness and suicide risk in racially diverse older adults, the demographic hardest hit by COVID-19.
Recent News
Earning Trust
A new Georgia State project aims to understand why some Black Atlantans are hesitant to participate in COVID-19 research.
Applied Linguistics Student-Professor Team Among Winners Of Pandemic Learning Tools Competition
Ph.D. student Joon Suh Choi and professor Scott Crossley were among 18 international teams recognized for innovations in helping K-12 students make up for lost learning due to the pandemic.
The Smart Virus
Gerardo Chowell, a professor of epidemiology in the School of Public Health at Georgia State, reflects on his work, what experts have learned about COVID-19 in the past year and what to expect for the future.
Recent Podcasts
3D Printing Swabs

Testing For COVID-19

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Timothy L. Denning
Vice President for Research and Economic Development
tdenning@gsu.edu
Jennifer Rainey Marquez
Associate Communications Director
jmarquez@gsu.edu
Research Administration
404-413-3500
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