George Mason and TreQ bring the first open-architecture quantum computing system to Virginia

George Mason and Oxford-based TreQ are building an accessible ecosystem and the talent pipeline necessary for rapid innovations.

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The human side of intelligence: lessons from a presidential briefer

Access to Excellence podcast: George Mason alumnus and Schar School adjunct Jim Danoy joins President Washington to discuss his career, and how judgment, character, and resilience can be taught, and how well we're doing it.

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Advancing 21st-century education through models, math, and mentorship

These summer programs showcase how George Mason is opening doors for all students to explore, learn, and grow in their passions and skills to prepare for whatever their future holds.

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Melissa Villodas, assistant professor of Social Work.

Can laws make social media safer for young people?

Meriam Belainass interning at Clinique Al Madina in Casablanca, Morocco.

Bioengineering senior gives back through a Morocco clinic internship

Nelson Granados and President Washington

Nelson Granados is September Employee of the Month

George Mason researcher brings critical AI literacy program to Prince George’s County

Liz Busch poses in front of the Cardinal Forest Elementary School sign which reads "Congrats Liz Busch"

CEHD alumna recognized as preschool special educator of the year

Transformational support for Costello College’s Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship

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Bold Solutions for a Prosperous Future

George Mason University's Grand Challenge Initiative (GCI) is a comprehensive research framework, backed by an initial five-year, $15 million investment, to align university resources, faculty expertise, and educational programs around six interconnected solution areas addressing humanity’s ultimate grand challenge.

Read: George Mason funds seven GCI catalyst research projects driving bold solutions for a prosperous future

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