Emory researcher Christina Gavegnano’s pioneering work with a class of small molecules known as JAK inhibitors continues to generate interest into how HIV might be cured after a second patient who received the treatment was declared to be in long-term remission.
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Seven Emory professors have been named 2024 AAAS Fellows for their outstanding efforts in the advancement of science based on research, teaching, administration and technology, as well as communicating and interpreting science to the public.
An expansion of Emory’s visual arts program will give students the opportunity to curate more gallery exhibits while adding hands-on classes in everything from printmaking to sculpture for artists and non-artists alike.
Through Fabla, a new voice diary app developed for clinical research at Emory, researchers are utilizing the human voice to gain a window into how the language and emotional states of individuals with depression evolve in response to psilocybin-assisted therapy.
The result of strong collaboration between the University Senate and Emory’s administration, the Open Expression Policy protects community members’ rights to expression, assembly and peaceful demonstration while providing content-neutral limitations to maintain focus on Emory’s academic mission and to prioritize campus safety.
