Dr. Marc Lippman's breakthroughs in breast cancer research transformed the field and led to life-saving treatments for millions of patients.

Bone grafts are common procedures but can often lead to infection, pain and rejection by the human body. A new technology based on more natural materials could improve the procedure…

KPop Demon Hunters may have won two Academy Awards, but it's just the latest piece of Korean culture to captivate the world. A Korean literary scholar explains why.

At Georgetown, every undergraduate student takes the signature class, The Problem of God. Now after years of teaching the class, this professor has written a book outlining ideas, challenges and…

The recognition highlights both scientific achievement and dedication to mentoring the next generation of researchers. For Brinsmade, the honor is a platform to mentor, connect and inspire.

Rebecca Sinderbrand, professor of the practice and director of the Journalism Program, explores how AI, independent journalism and declining subscribers are shaping the journalism industry.

Inside the classroom, professor Peter Jaworski teaches business ethics. Outside of class, he applies ethics to an entirely different world: blood plasma.

After sorting through half-eaten omelettes and lettuce slivers, a professor and her team of students discovered what's fueling food waste from restaurants.

Social isolation and loneliness can lead to mental health problems and self-destructive behaviors that leave communities worse off. Public policy could offer some solutions, this professor says.

Concussions and repetitive head impacts are common in sports. A neuroscience professor explores what happens in the brain during head impacts and how to possibly treat related neurodegenerative symptoms.