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Kennesaw State Honors student builds pathways to learning for children in Cameroon
Kennesaw State graduate student breaks ground with alligator research
Kennesaw State professor receives National Institutes of Health grant to study the origins of cancer
Kennesaw State leads NSF-funded research on how ideas spread in the digital age
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- Kennesaw State Honors student builds pathways to learning for children in Cameroon
- Kennesaw State graduate student breaks ground with alligator research
- Kennesaw State professor receives National Institutes of Health grant to study the origins of cancer
- Kennesaw State leads NSF-funded research on how ideas spread in the digital age
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Kennesaw State Honors student builds pathways to learning for children in Cameroon
As a young girl growing up in Cameroon, Kennesaw State University senior Jessica Tazanou saw firsthand how poverty kept many children from accessing basic needs such as food, health care, and education. A biology major who also studies in the Keeping Sights Upward Journey Honors College, Tazanou is the founder of Africa With No Limits, a summer program she launched in Cameroon to provide free learning opportunities for children who cannot afford to attend school.
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Kennesaw State graduate student breaks ground with alligator research
The open mouth of an alligator contains a tiny but major clue to how these prehistoric predators may adapt to saltwater environments. Kennesaw State University graduate student Ben Angalet has gotten up close and personal with dozens of alligators to find the tongue glands that tell a crucial environmental tale about reptiles saltwater and climate change.
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Kennesaw State professor receives National Institutes of Health grant to study the origins of cancer
Joanna Wardwell-Ozgo figures to work backward when determining the causes of cancer. The Kennesaw State University assistant professor of molecular and cellular biology recently earned a $720,000 grant from the National Institutes of Health that will strengthen undergraduate research in the College of Science and Mathematics while seeking clues about the hormonal control of cancer.
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Kennesaw State leads NSF-funded research on how ideas spread in the digital age
From viral videos to debates over new products, ideas move faster than ever in today’s digital age. Mehmet Aktas, an associate professor of data science and analytics, is leading National Science Foundation-funded research that looks into how those ideas spread, evolve, and shape communities. Funded through a collaborative NSF grant, Aktas is working with colleagues from Georgia State University and Georgia Gwinnett College to explore new ways of modeling information diffusion.