George Mason named a “Top Producing Institution” by Fulbright Scholars program

George Mason University has been named a “Top Producing Institution” of Fulbright U.S. Scholars for 2024-25 by the U.S. Department of State. The university has more Fulbrights this academic year—eight—than in any year in its history.

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James Baldwin’s insights on American life and identity

As one of the ways the university is honoring Black History Month, Keith Clark joins President Gregory Washington to discuss the literary journey of James Baldwin and his reflections on his life of courage and wisdom as he studied the human experience.

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Reimagining robotics through art and innovation

The Integrating Art and Tech Project at George Mason University's Mason Autonomy and Robotics Center (MARC) blends innovation and creativity. Students from diverse fields create tech-enhanced artwork showcasing research in autonomy, AI, and robotics.

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George Mason named a “Top Producing Institution” by Fulbright Scholars program

George Mason University has been named a “Top Producing Institution” of Fulbright U.S. Scholars for 2024-25, with a record-breaking eight scholars this year. Learn more about this achievement.

Eight George Mason Inventions You Need to Know About

Each year, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office issues patents to George Mason that cover the creation of new or improved products, processes, or machines, a process that reinforces George Mason's status as a Research 1 (R1) institution as reaffirmed by Carnegie. Take a look at some of the innovative inventions coming out of George Mason's labs and research centers.

Driving Innovation: DELTA-FORCE steers Army vehicles into the digital future

George Mason University is now an important contributor to researching novel approaches and the development of new vehicles, thanks to a $1.6 million grant from the National Center for Manufacturing Sciences under Digital Enterprise Technology for Maintenance and Sustainment Improvements. Learn more about his project.

Teacher Clothing Closet helps student teaching interns look and feel their best

Learn more about the closet and how it will help the next generation of teachers

Bird flu: What you need to know

So far, 17 states have confirmed the presence of bird flu, including poultry farms in Maryland and Virginia. Should we be worried? Professor of global health and epidemiology Amira Roess weighs in on current risks, egg shortages, and how to stay healthy. Check out the tip sheet and watch the video.  

Bioengineering major pursues his career goals with internships

Not only is Andy Gomez working on a year-long internship with the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), he is also a part-time clinical research assistant at the Inova Schar Cancer Institute. Learn more

Meet more interns and hear their stories

Anamaria Berea leads team to design lunar cultural archive. Discover more.

Listen to Access to Excellence Podcast — EP 62: Anamaria Berea: What are the chances of intelligent life beyond Earth?

George Mason University leads Virginia with strong U.S. News online program rankings. Read more.

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Research using AI to track Amazon rainforest species produces landmark results

 

Through resilience and innovation, George Mason University's Dr. David Luther and his team are revolutionizing how we study biodiversity in the Amazon. Using AI-powered tools, they’ve captured tens of thousands of images and audio recordings, identifying species and uncovering critical insights into how forest structure impacts wildlife. Explore how their innovative work is paving the way for conservation efforts worldwide.

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