“Striking Characters,” a new exhibit exploring the typewriter’s impact on literature and visual art, features the art of Tim Youd, who will retype two seminal literary works in Woodruff Library’s Schatten Gallery.
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Researchers at Emory’s Goizueta Brain Health Institute and partner institutions have found that proteins in the blood are tied to memory and thinking problems in Alzheimer’s disease, suggesting that processes outside the brain may drive disease risk and progression.
Aimed at first-year students, this course combines hands-on activities — such as visiting the Atlanta Humane Society — with data-driven research to explore how the domestication of animals has shaped human civilization.
As they join Emory, the 20 members of the Woodruff Scholars Class of 2029 bring extensive achievements, interdisciplinary experiences and a deep interest in serving those around them.
Emory study finds that the brain produces a “global signal” — a single master signal linked to multiple body processes in the autonomic nervous system.
