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UGA faculty member receives NSF CAREER Award

Amanda Frossard will use the grant to study surfactants in atmospheric aerosol properties.

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Proximity to surface, type of fault line key in Turkiye quakes severity, say US experts

Monday s deadly earthquakes in southern Turkiye, which hit 10 provinces, were quite severe due to their close proximity to the surface and the type of fault, according to prominent US seismologists,.

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Georgia studies shrimp parasite hurting industry, shrimp population

Climate change is exacerbating a parasite that could weaken Georgia s shrimp fishery, and industry experts and scientists are uniting to study it.

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Hurricane season is now over Despite Ian s near miss in Georgia, it still caused coastal erosion

Hurricane Ian managed to move Tybee Island's beach shoreline 30 feet inland, according to the Skidaway Institute of Oceanography.

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Georgia scientists using robots to improve hurricane forecasts

The robots are helping scientists better predict the intensity of hurricanes.

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