Quick access to back issues of GRA's monthly e-newsletter
GRA initiative serves agribusiness in Georgia — and beyond
Our salute to U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson (1944-2021)
Improving materials is about to go much faster
New manufacturing line has roots in a key investment
Goal is to transform how adults learn online
He has a way of finding their weakness
New initiative, Eminent Scholar chair announced
Larry Heck pioneered AI-driven tech for virtual assistants
Susan Margulies prepares for a new role at NSF
Article explores Atlanta's status as a public health capital
Four young scientists share their perspectives
Leaders of GA's vaccine research centers share their insights
Sage advice matters as much as seed investment
Universities team up to share labs, equipment
Some (impressive!) contributions by university scientists and startups
State and federal financial resources for cos. affected by COVID-19
Our state is home to the world's largest university vaccine research enterprise
Here's what's available for scientists at GA research universities to share
Big NIH grants for flu vaccine validate GRA model
Why professionals want to work for Axion Bio
Diasyst provides a better way to monitor the disease
(No. 12 will keep your fruit FRESH!)
Zyrobotics gives kids with disabilities access to high-tech learning
How Emory's Hope Clinic fought a flu pandemic
From idea to invention to implementation (in the real world)
Leaders of 8 GRA Venture Fund companies make their pitch
Explore the ingenuity of Georgia’s universities
UGA scientists answer with a historic breakthrough
Get a glimpse of 100+ promising startups
Innovation Gateway helps more inventions see the light of day
It's the monthly GRA Notes, and it'll keep you connected
The milestones, money and momentum that defined the year
Technology from BST could save more children
Emory’s Bill Wuest battles drug-resistant bacteria
Startup LymphaTech is poised to improve how lymphedema is treated
But don’t take our word for it >
Browse and download a GRA publication (or three)
Easy-read bios of five dozen brilliant scientists
