Plus: Ancient toolmaking, humanitarian aid, contaminated meat & more
If it shapes our world, we're exploring it at the George Washington University
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RESEARCH AT THE FOREFRONT
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Explore the ideas, partnerships and discoveries that shaped GW's research enterprise in 2025 and see how GW scholars are driving innovation and impact both locally and globally.
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A GW study estimates that nearly one in five urinary tract infections in Southern California may be caused by E. coli strains transmitted through contaminated meat.
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GW researchers uncover one of the oldest and longest intervals of Oldowan stone tools dating approximately 2.75 to 2.44 millions years ago.
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A GW study on the humanitarian aid system finds that USAID’s withdrawal from key global operations has broken trust with partners, unraveled food delivery coordination systems and more.
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A GW doctoral student and a team of astronomers recorded an extraordinary cosmic outburst which likely heralds a new kind of stellar explosion.
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In the next installment of the "Faculty in Focus" series, associate professor of music at the Corcoran Heather Stebbins helps students think about sound not only as an artistic medium but also as the material of experience, memory and meaning.
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