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    Emory Faculty and Students Featured at Decatur Book Festival●Decatur Book Festival features Emory faculty, students✉newsCultureBooks39 min ago

    Emory University faculty and students are taking part in the Decatur Book Festival, presenting their work and joining panel discussions at the annual literary event. The university highlighted the participation of its academic community in the festival, which brings together authors, readers and publishers in Decatur, Georgia, and is one of the largest independent book festivals in the United States.

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    Emory University children's book collection reflects past and present▼Emory University's children's book collection gives snapshots of past, present✉newsCultureBooks2 h ago

    Emory University in Atlanta holds a notable collection of children's books that offers a picture of how young readers' literature has changed over time. A local news feature highlights how the collection serves as a snapshot of both historical and contemporary culture, showing shifting themes, artwork and social attitudes in books written for children across different eras.

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    Emory and Georgia Tech Launch Dual-Degree in Medicine and Robotics▼New Emory and Georgia Tech Dual-Degree Pathway Bridges Medicine and Robotics | Newswise✉newsHealthMedicine13 h ago

    Emory University and Georgia Tech have announced a new dual-degree pathway connecting medicine and robotics. The program is designed to train students at the intersection of healthcare and engineering technology, preparing them to develop and apply robotic systems in clinical settings. Details on curriculum, enrollment timelines, and degree structure have not yet been widely reported.

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    Emory University is highlighting its children's book collection, which serves as a time capsule reflecting how childhood, culture and society have changed over the decades. The Atlanta university's archive preserves titles from different eras, offering a window into the values and daily life of the times when they were published, according to 11Alive.