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Student Research
Our undergraduate and graduate students work side-by-side with faculty scientists and world-class investigators. No matter which field they explore—science, public policy, social science, the arts and humanities—they take full advantage of the breadth of scholarship across the university. Columbian College students have opportunities to make discoveries in the field under the guidance of their instructors and pursue independent projects through GW's funding initiatives.
Recent Student Research
Chemistry Student Helps Unlock TB Clues
Once thought to be all but eradicated, tuberculosis has made a tragic come back. Luther Rice Fellow Abby Pepin is working with Chemistry's Cynthia Dowd in an important effort to turn back the TB tide.
Saving the Bay, One Oyster at a Time
From research on herbicide poisoning to shell conservation efforts for repopulating marine life, Columbian College students are on a mission to revive an ecosystem of oysters in the Chesapeake Bay.
In Hunt for Zika Vaccine, Tiny Fruit Fly may be Missing Link
In an SEH biology laboratory, Ioannis Eleftherianos and a team of student researchers are putting the common fruit fly under the microscope in a global race against time to find a Zika virus vaccine.
Columbian College of Arts & Sciences
The George Washington University
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801 22nd St. NW
Washington, DC 20052
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