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Research - Kennesaw State University
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Kennesaw State University is dedicated to creating knowledge that improves the lives
of all Georgians.
At KSU, we are leading the charge in the fight against opioid abuse, ensuring veterans
receive the care they need, and building a world where people with diabetes can check
their blood sugar without drawing blood.
Our innovations do not just stay in the lab or sit on a shelf. We work to maximize
our impact by partnering with local and regional stakeholders, ensuring we reach those
in need.
Around the world, ordinary people face extraordinary challenges. These challenges
drive our research. Our research turns questions into progress.
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Improving Health, Saving Lives
Kennesaw State researchers providing opioid disorder training
As Georgia navigates a widespread opioid addiction crisis, Kennesaw State University researchers are training budding nurses in addressing substance-use disorders.
“With these funds dedicated to our four priorities, we have a unique opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the lives of Georgians affected by the opioid crisis."
learn how KSU is fighting the opioid crisis
AMES continues VA-funded partnership to prevent veteran suicide
The partnership between the Center for the Advancement of Military and Emergency Services
(AMES) Research and Georgia Department of Veterans Services has led to the completion
of more than 7,000 suicide assessments across 134 counties in Georgia.
“Our collaborative, community-focused work is crucial to ensure Georgia’s veterans get the right help — where they are — when they need it."
learn how KSU is serving those who serve
Enhancing Human Capability
KSU researcher advancing non-invasive glucose monitoring system
GlucoCheck is a ring-like sensor that uses light absorption technology to estimate
glucose levels without using blood samples, providing a user-friendly alternative
to finger pricks.
“We are excited about how this device will help people with diabetes, which affects about one in every 10 people in the United States."
learn how KSU is easing the burden on people with diabetes
Kennesaw State researchers developing AI-powered drones to protect peanut farms from
wildlife
The team’s mission is to create a low-cost, AI-driven solution that deters destructive wildlife from farmland without the need for traditional fencing or human patrols.
“We’re giving (farmers) a tool that lets them rest at night while knowing their fields are protected. The feedback we’ve received from farmers so far has been overwhelmingly positive."
learn how KSU is helping Georgia's farmers
Understanding our World
KSU researcher building device to allow real-time monitoring of water quality
The project, which is a collaboration between the City of Chattahoochee Hills and
the West Atlanta Watershed Alliance, combines real-time monitoring with AI-driven
forecasting to predict spikes in bacteria contamination before they occur.
“The bacterial forecasting system helps everyday people by ensuring cleaner and safer water. By improving water quality and reducing contamination risks, it protects public health and enhances recreational experiences."
learn how KSU is bringing real-time monitoring to Georgians
KSU researcher developing electronic nose to sniff out foodborne illness
The device is designed to detect pathogens such as salmonella and E. coli, eliminating
the guesswork in identifying contaminated food.
“Food safety is a really important issue for the public, and I realized that millions of people are affected by foodborne illness each year."
learn how KSU is advancing food safety
Innovation Through Creativity
Kennesaw State looks to bring Interactive Research Methods Lab to high schools
The award-winning Interactive Research Methods Lab (IRML) helps students learn how
to start with a research topic and map out the steps of a research project.
“The less resources your school district has, the more useful Hopscotch for AP Research and the Air-Lab is going to be for you."
learn how KSU is providing Georgia high schoolers with research tools
Kennesaw State and Georgia Tech researchers partner to combine dance and science
Researchers at Kennesaw State and Georgia Tech partnered to teach movement to artificial intelligence through improvisational dance, culminating with a first-of-its-kind performance: artificial intelligence — in the form of an avatar projected onto a screen — improvising movement with human dance partners.
“The combination of both dance and science provides limitless discoveries, and with the advanced technology that we have today this combination can be explored in depth.”
learn how KSU is blending dance with innovative technology
How Can KSU Research Improve Your Community?
Help shape the future of real-world outcomes from Kennesaw State research. Use this form to share ideas for new research topics, community needs, emerging challenges and trends, or innovation opportunities you believe KSU should explore. Your input helps support the future of our research priorities, partnerships, and opportunities for developing our communities.
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KSU Research Impact
Kennesaw State University
Research
Serving Georgia Through Research
Kennesaw State University is dedicated to creating knowledge that improves the lives
of all Georgians.
At KSU, we are leading the charge in the fight against opioid abuse, ensuring veterans
receive the care they need, and building a world where people with diabetes can check
their blood sugar without drawing blood.
Our innovations do not just stay in the lab or sit on a shelf. We work to maximize
our impact by partnering with local and regional stakeholders, ensuring we reach those
in need.
Around the world, ordinary people face extraordinary challenges. These challenges
drive our research. Our research turns questions into progress.
Submit Research Topic
partner with ksu
Improving Health, Saving Lives
Dedicated to creating healthier futures for all.
Enhancing Human Capability
Guiding mechanical advancements with human capability.
Understanding Our World
Working to understand the world around us.
Innovation Through Creativity
Harnessing our creativity to advance arts and human knowledge.
Improving Health, Saving Lives
Kennesaw State researchers providing opioid disorder training
As Georgia navigates a widespread opioid addiction crisis, Kennesaw State University researchers are training budding nurses in addressing substance-use disorders.
“With these funds dedicated to our four priorities, we have a unique opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the lives of Georgians affected by the opioid crisis."
learn how KSU is fighting the opioid crisis
AMES continues VA-funded partnership to prevent veteran suicide
The partnership between the Center for the Advancement of Military and Emergency Services
(AMES) Research and Georgia Department of Veterans Services has led to the completion
of more than 7,000 suicide assessments across 134 counties in Georgia.
“Our collaborative, community-focused work is crucial to ensure Georgia’s veterans get the right help — where they are — when they need it."
learn how KSU is serving those who serve
Enhancing Human Capability
KSU researcher advancing non-invasive glucose monitoring system
GlucoCheck is a ring-like sensor that uses light absorption technology to estimate
glucose levels without using blood samples, providing a user-friendly alternative
to finger pricks.
“We are excited about how this device will help people with diabetes, which affects about one in every 10 people in the United States."
learn how KSU is easing the burden on people with diabetes
Kennesaw State researchers developing AI-powered drones to protect peanut farms from
wildlife
The team’s mission is to create a low-cost, AI-driven solution that deters destructive wildlife from farmland without the need for traditional fencing or human patrols.
“We’re giving (farmers) a tool that lets them rest at night while knowing their fields are protected. The feedback we’ve received from farmers so far has been overwhelmingly positive."
learn how KSU is helping Georgia's farmers
Understanding our World
KSU researcher building device to allow real-time monitoring of water quality
The project, which is a collaboration between the City of Chattahoochee Hills and
the West Atlanta Watershed Alliance, combines real-time monitoring with AI-driven
forecasting to predict spikes in bacteria contamination before they occur.
“The bacterial forecasting system helps everyday people by ensuring cleaner and safer water. By improving water quality and reducing contamination risks, it protects public health and enhances recreational experiences."
learn how KSU is bringing real-time monitoring to Georgians
KSU researcher developing electronic nose to sniff out foodborne illness
The device is designed to detect pathogens such as salmonella and E. coli, eliminating
the guesswork in identifying contaminated food.
“Food safety is a really important issue for the public, and I realized that millions of people are affected by foodborne illness each year."
learn how KSU is advancing food safety
Innovation Through Creativity
Kennesaw State looks to bring Interactive Research Methods Lab to high schools
The award-winning Interactive Research Methods Lab (IRML) helps students learn how
to start with a research topic and map out the steps of a research project.
“The less resources your school district has, the more useful Hopscotch for AP Research and the Air-Lab is going to be for you."
learn how KSU is providing Georgia high schoolers with research tools
Kennesaw State and Georgia Tech researchers partner to combine dance and science
Researchers at Kennesaw State and Georgia Tech partnered to teach movement to artificial intelligence through improvisational dance, culminating with a first-of-its-kind performance: artificial intelligence — in the form of an avatar projected onto a screen — improvising movement with human dance partners.
“The combination of both dance and science provides limitless discoveries, and with the advanced technology that we have today this combination can be explored in depth.”
learn how KSU is blending dance with innovative technology
How Can KSU Research Improve Your Community?
Help shape the future of real-world outcomes from Kennesaw State research. Use this form to share ideas for new research topics, community needs, emerging challenges and trends, or innovation opportunities you believe KSU should explore. Your input helps support the future of our research priorities, partnerships, and opportunities for developing our communities.
By submitting your information, you consent to KSU using the information to contact
you via phone, text message, or email for informational and promotional purposes.
more
To learn more about how KSU collects and processes personal data, read our
Privacy and Legal Notice
.
Connect with Us!
©