Research

Georgia Southern doctoral student Brad Willis receives international engineering scholarship

Brad Willis, a mechanical engineering doctoral student has been awarded a research scholarship to support his work in internal combustion (IC) engine sustainability.

Anthropology honors graduate explores link between addiction and Georgia’s shrimping decline

Anthropology graduate Logan Collins fondly remembers the first classes that brought her to the front door of Georgia Southern University’s Carroll Building.

 Interdisciplinary research at Georgia Southern shows striking trends in suicide risk among educators

More than 49,000 people in the U.S. die from suicide every year. Georgia Southern researchers are working to address that.

Georgia Southern engineering and computing students present research findings at annual Student Research Symposium

Georgia Southern’s AEPCEC hosted its annual Student Research Symposium showcasing the next generation of technological and engineering advancements. 

New research examines how position and injury affect heart rate variability in NCAA football players during preseason training

New research suggests that the body’s response to workloads may vary depending on an athlete’s position on the field.

Reduce injury, improve readiness: Georgia Southern research impacts police training methods

Georgia Southern University researchers are helping reshape law enforcement officer training.

Romanian physicist crosses international waters for research opportunity at Georgia Southern

Romanian lecturer Mihaela Udristioiu, Ph.D. has returned to Georgia Southern University for her second time as a Fulbright research scholar fellow.

Tactical Athlete Initiative teams up with ROTC to boost cadet training

What can a handheld grip test reveal about military readiness? According to Georgia Southern University researchers, it turns out quite a lot. 

Georgia Southern professor brings conference on solitude to the US for the first time

The “Alone Together” symposium, which will be held April 23 to 25 at the Armstrong Campus, dives into both the challenging and liberating aspects of what it means to be alone.