Emory chemistry making new space for mixing ideas

An expansion and renovation of the Atwood Chemistry Center, largely funded by the proceeds of a discovery of an HIV/AIDS drug made in the building, will transform the concrete exterior and boxed-in labs of the past into the sunlit foyers and communal spaces that reflect the department's vision of its future.

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Emory chemistry making new space for mixing ideas

Global health case competitors tackle problems across disciplines

Tracing a tangled history: The return of German files captured in WWII

Prematurity and maternal education affect early academic achievement

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