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Rising sea levels may already be affecting the quality of Guam's groundwater, according to a new study led by researchers at the University of Guam that used artificial intelligence (AI) to analyze more than 40 years of water quality data.
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Watch UOG's Dr. Michael Carson in National Geographic's Voyagers documentary, airing July 2 and streaming on Disney+.
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Three Mariana Islands students leverage AI and data to drive coral reef conservation through UOG's REEF program.
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UOG's SBPA celebrates 20 years of global research at the ICBEIT conference in Singapore. See the highlights here.
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The study will determine what it costs small-scale farmers to grow Guam's 15 highest volume crops.
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A new UOG agInnovation Research Center study explores how good nematodes can help control harmful ones.
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Guam NSF EPSCoR at the University of Guam has launched a new Graduate Research Assistant recruitment cycle for its E-CORE and E-RISE programs, offering tuition support, stipends, and hands-on STEM research opportunities focused on marine biodiversity and research infrastructure development.
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Learn how UOG’s Research Matters series explores the vital role of ethics and review boards in modern research.
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At the Richard F. Taitano Micronesian Area Research Center at the University of Guam, the past is not just preserved — it’s studied, shared, and used to inform the future.
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