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Georgia Southern's public impact research focus continues to flourish - Vimarsana News

Georgia Southern's public impact research focus continues to flourish

THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE ALGAE — Georgia Southern biology professors Anthony Siccardi, Ph.D., and John Carroll, Ph.D., are researching all the good ways that algae, an oft-maligned substance, can potentially be used to solve some of our more pressing environmental problems. They are serving as co-principal investigators on a project with the Sandia […]

Indirect Costs: How Taxpayers Subsidize University Nonsense - Vimarsana News

Indirect Costs: How Taxpayers Subsidize University Nonsense

Federal taxpayers began subsidizing scientific research at institutions of higher education in 1946.

MSU's Lisa Cook to become first Black woman on Federal Reserve board | MSUToday - Vimarsana News

MSU's Lisa Cook to become first Black woman on Federal Reserve board | MSUToday

MSU’s Lisa Cook to become first Black woman on Federal Reserve board

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MSUs Lisa Cook to become first Black woman on Federal Reserve board - Vimarsana News

MSUs Lisa Cook to become first Black woman on Federal Reserve board

Michigan State University economist and professor  Lisa D. Cook today was nominated by President Joe Biden to the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. If confirmed, Cook will be the first Black woman to serve on the board in its 108-year history.

UL Lafayette grows research to find local, global solutions - Vimarsana News

UL Lafayette grows research to find local, global solutions

The University of Louisiana at Lafayette set a record for research and development expenditures last year at $164 million.