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Welcome to the Department of Microbiology in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Georgia. Since its formation, in 1953, the Department of Microbiology has enjoyed sustained growth and developed an international reputation in prokaryotic biology. There are a wide variety of research programs available in the department, including microbial physiology and genetics, cell biology, microbial pathogenesis, ecology, evolution, population biology, protein biochemistry, biotechnology, and bioinformatics. A significant feature of our research programs is the diversity of microorganisms that are studied. |
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Summer Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) Program |
Exciting projects will address diverse topics in Prokaryotic Biology. Please join our program and enjoy the first-rate UGA research and recreational facilities.
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Congratulations to Microbiology graduate student Dana M. Cook!
She has been selected as one of 12 scientists to represent the United States at the "The Theoretical and Practical Course on Molecular Approaches for In Situ Biodegradation "
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Congratulations to Dr. Wendy Dustman, Dr. Anna Karls, and graduate student Caran Cagle! |
The University of Georgia honored Dr. Wendy Dustman with the Outstanding Undergraduate Academic Advising Award. This award is presented each spring to faculty and staff members who excel in helping students select classes and courses of study and assisting them with academic problems. The award also recognizes advisers for offering guidance on related matters such as decisions about graduate school and careers, and for helping students deal with non-academic issues.
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