The Summer Undergraduate Research Experience symposium provides Emory undergraduates an opportunity to share their faculty-mentored research across a range of disciplines with the community.
The Summer Undergraduate Research Experience symposium provides Emory undergraduates an opportunity to share their faculty-mentored research across a range of disciplines with the community.
Emory is among the nation’s top producers of grant recipients through the U.S. Fulbright Student Program, the government’s flagship international exchange initiative. More than 200 Emory students and alumni have received Fulbright awards.
More than 130 students conducted research related to the sciences, humanities and arts and shared their findings during the symposium. Meet three of this year’s presenters and see photos from the event.
Explore the Civil Rights Movement in five Southern cities via “Trouble the Land,” a new, online multimedia series produced by the Emory Center for Digital Scholarship and appearing in its journal Southern Spaces.
Andrew Conlon and Hlina Temesgen will begin 15 months of intensive research this summer as Beckman Scholars. The program supports high-achieving undergraduates, providing funding to work with research mentors.
Kristen Patterson, who is earning her PhD in chemistry, has focused her research on new ways to formulate medicines so treatments can more effectively reach the brain, specifically for neurological diseases.
Sri Harsha Soma saw a master of public health degree in global epidemiology as the perfect way to connect his medical background, passion for research, interest in innovation and desire to create positive change in the world.
Did you know a trip to Italy to visit violin makers is research? Or that a single plant has hundreds of enzymes to unlock? It’s all part of the research these seven undergraduates are pursuing.
As he worked on a PhD in nursing and an MBA, Omid Razmpour immediately applied what he learned, developing new methods to support Emory Healthcare’s workplace analytics and nursing advocacy efforts.
Eshan Momin, Emily Huang and Daniel Hua are 2026 recipients of the Goldwater Scholarship, the premier award for undergraduates studying math, natural sciences and engineering. All plan to pursue doctoral degrees.
The 44th annual SouthEastern Undergraduate Sociology Symposium, a collaboration between Emory and Morehouse College, attracted undergraduate students from across the region to present original research.
Historian Jeffrey Lesser and students from across Emory are intensely involved with one São Paulo neighborhood to study the effects of place and community on health — and inform interventions for the future.
Through her writing, acclaimed author and Emory alumna Rachel Kolb upends preconceptions about language, access and the lifelong search for connection.
Graduating Emory medical students experienced a rite of passage March 20, when they discovered where they are headed next on their journeys to become physicians.
Emory University is one of 14 colleges and universities that will share more than $2.1 million in funding for undergraduate scientific research. The program will support a 15-month independent research experience for six students across three years.
The new partnership will offer a 10-week hybrid summer program, designed to help early-stage founders turn promising ideas into investment-ready ventures. The inaugural cohort launches in May.
Our innovators are redefining artificial intelligence, turning bold ideas into tangible solutions and bringing their insights to the world.
In clinics and churches, startups and classrooms, Emory alumni are leveraging their degrees to help people in need.
Emory physicists have developed a unified view of AI methods aimed at systemizing the process of developing multimodal AI systems. Eslam Abdelaleem led the work as an Emory graduate student.
This year’s cohort was chosen from the most competitive applicant pool yet. In all, 26 ventures led by founders from six of Emory’s schools and colleges are participating. Learn about this year’s projects — and the students behind them.
Emory’s Rose Library collections reflect the vast richness of Atlanta’s history, including LGBTQ items. The October drag show is one way students — and others — can have fun while learning more about the collections and seeing materials firsthand.
The National Science Foundation’s coveted Graduate Research Fellowships support graduate study for high-potential, early-career scholars across a range of fields. Applications are due in early November, and only first-year graduate students are eligible to apply.
The Summer Undergraduate Research Experience symposium highlighted original research across a wide range of disciplines with more than 100 students sharing their findings through performances, poster sessions and brief presentations.
Francesco Evangelista’s election to the elite academy recognizes his pioneering research in developing the role of quantum computers to solve questions in chemistry much faster. He hopes to make the field more accessible to students and professionals alike.
The July 31 Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) event will highlight original research across a wide range of disciplines with performances, poster sessions and brief presentations.
Brothers Adam and Rommi Kashlan, now second-year students at Emory School of Medicine, are carving distinct paths in medicine while supporting each other and their community through research, service and shared purpose.
As one of only nine students admitted to the PhD pathway of the highly specialized, accelerated doctoral program, Tuan Vinh will work to discover biomarkers to enable earlier diagnosis and treatments of diseases.
How Emory student Mikaila Ulmer turned childhood bee stings into a sweet, purpose-driven business — and continues to buzz with ambition.
Representing five of Emory’s nine schools and colleges, these students are working in community to build and scale their business venture ideas, get feedback and present to area businesses and potential investors in late July.
As a capstone to the academic year, students proudly showcased their work and experience with hands-on research across the sciences, arts and humanities during the annual event organized by the Pathways Center.