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Bernard presenting his work
Lecture details how research and innovation reach global heights through Horizon Europe

As research drives innovation around the globe and its ever-changing political, social and economic landscape, the power of collaboration fuels visionary breakthroughs for the most complex challenges.   Building on Franklin’s commitment to Academic Innovation, the college welcomed Florent Bernard to campus on Oct. 3 for an invited lecture on EU/U.S. collaboration opportunities in research and innovation. Bernard, Counsellor for…

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New study upends timeline of Iroquoian history

New research by an international team based at UGA raises questions about the timing and nature of early interactions between Indigenous Peoples and Europeans in North America: The European side of first contact with indigenous people and settlement in northeast North America is well known from European sources. Until now it's been assumed that the finds of dated European artifacts provide a timeline for the indigenous peoples and…
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