Emory chemists developed a way to significantly improve the performance of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) made with perovskite.

The program will prepare Emory undergraduate nursing students for careers in high-need communities and create pathways for frontline healthcare workers across the state to become registered nurses.

The research used the experimental model of Mongolian gerbils, rodents that form lasting pair bonds and raise their pups together. In addition to demonstrating testosterone's effects on prosocial ...

"Having clarity about the appeal of authoritarianism may be relevant to help better understand what's going on in the political landscape today," says Thomas Costello, an Emory graduate student of ...

More than 90% of people in the United States living with HIV — and millions worldwide — have taken at least one of the medications developed at Emory by Dennis Liotta, Raymond Schinazi and Woo-Baeg ...

Samuel Chandler Dobbs Professor of Chemistry Khalid Salaita (right) is one of 15 professors who will act as a faculty mentor for undergraduate students selected as Beckman Scholars. Students in his ...

Emory University and Micron Biomedical announced the first clinical trial of a novel rotavirus vaccine, CC24, delivered via dissolvable microarray technology is now enrolling participants. This marks ...

Victoria Pak, associate professor in the School of Nursing and senior author of the study. With more than 7 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s dementia — a number projected to reach nearly 13 ...

Thinking outside of the proverbial box appears to require suppressing a brain region actively promoting an old habit. Photo: Getty Images, Bilanol. The prefrontal cortex, a brain region long ...

Whittney Barth, associate teaching professor at Emory Law School and executive director of Emory’s Center for the Study of Law and Religion, believes that the law should protect employees when their ...

More than 130 students conducted research related to the sciences, humanities and arts and shared their findings during the symposium. Photos by Kizzy Williams, Emory College of Arts and Sciences.

"We're highlighting the brain functions of grandmothers that may play an important role in our social lives and development," says Minwoo Lee, an Emory graduate student and co-author of the study. "It ...