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Vince Calhoun, Ph.D.
Calhoun Named the Founding Director of the Center for Translational Research in Neuroimaging and Data Science

Hanjoong Jo, associate chair for Emory, John and Jan Portman Professor in Biomedical Engineering 
Industry Partnership Accelerates Atherosclerosis Therapies to Market

Cassie Mitchell, assistant professor in the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory University.
Mitchell Gets Alzheimer’s Association Award

3D printed tracheal splints are shown around a model of a patient’s trachea. The splints are designed to be absorbed into the body, allowing for expansion of the trachea and bronchus. (Credit: Rob Felt, Georgia Tech)
3D-Printed Tracheal Splints Used in Groundbreaking Pediatric Surgery

Yasmine Stewart, a biology major from Savannah State University, worked in the laboratory of Lohitash Karumbaiah, assistant professor in the College of Agricultural & and Environmental Sciences at the University of Georgia. (Credit: Brice Zimmerman, Georgia Tech)
Summer Lab Experience Helps Launch Industry and Research Careers

ENGAGES Scholar on the Air

An illustration of improved delivery of anti-cancer drugs to malignancies in the brain. On the left half, focused ultrasound agitates microbubbles, which breach the blood-brain barrier, allowing drug molecules to get through. The forces also stir interstitial fluid to circulate the drug, and they also encourage the drug to cross cell membranes more easily into tumor cells. Credit: Massachusetts General Hospital / Georgia Tech / Arvanitis / Askoxylakis
Buzzing Cancer Drugs into Malignancies in the Brain

L-R: Andrés García (Georgia Tech) and John Peroni (University of Georgia)
Seed Grants Awarded

Chethan Pandarinath (front, left) is part of a $1 million NSF grant for decoding massive brain datasets.
Pandarinath Part of $1 Million Brain Research Team

Pictured left-to-right: Angelo Galante, a physician with Georgia Tech’s Stamps Health Services division, Brian Hainline, NCAA chief medical officer, and Bud Peterson, president of Georgia Tech.
Georgia Tech Roundtable Focuses on Athlete Mental Health Best Practices

Red blood cells, some of which are sickle cells
NIH $3 million grant will enable Emory, Georgia Tech researchers to tackle sickle cell disease with new technologies

Biomedical Engineering Ranked No.3 in U.S. News Undergraduate Rankings-2019
Biomedical Engineering Ranked No.3 in U.S. News Undergraduate Rankings

Brian Horslen
Horslen Awarded Banting Postdoctoral Fellowship

The research team includes (left to right), Costas Arvanitis, Levent Degertekin, Massimo Ruzzene, and Alper Erturk.
Arvanitis and Team Receive NSF Award

Long Live the Little Ones

Brian Hainline visit with Georgia Tech leadership. Pictured left-to-right, Michelle LaPlaca, Steven McLaughlin, Todd Stansbury, Brian Hainline, Bud Peterson, and Susan Margulies.
NCAA Chief Medical Officer Explores Research

Ben Warstler
Lessons Learned

The Georgia Concussion Research Consortium held its first symposium at Georgia Tech.
Collaborating on Concussion

Melissa Kemp
Kemp Joins Influential Study Section

Antiviral Peptide: Joshy Jacobs, PhD and his lab team
Coulter Translational Program Announces Awards for Innovative Research

Michelle LaPlaca, associate professor in the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering
National Neurotrauma Society Names Michelle LaPlaca as President-Elect

The latest group of MBID graduates started the intensive one-year program the summer of 2017, and completed the journey last week.
MBID Unleashes New Group of Grads

A proof-of-concept flow sensor is shown here on a stent backbone. (Credit: John Toon, Georgia Tech)
Integrated Sensor Could Monitor Brain Aneurysm Treatment

Bilal Haider, assistant professor in the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory University
Bilal Haider Awarded $2 Million NIH Grant

James Dahlman
Dahlman in Elite Company

Meet the 20 newest members of the Petit Institute (clockwise from top left): Joe Brown, John Peroni, Lewis Wheaton, Jerry Qi, Steve Diggle, Eva Dyer, Anthony Clavo, Marvin Whiteley, Xing Xie, Rebecca Levit, Neha Garg, Peter Yunker, Thomas Orlando, Cassie Mitchell, James Rains, Seth Hutchinson, Brent Keeling, Courtney Coulter, C.P. Wong, and Kyle Allison.
Petit Institute Adds 20 Researchers

A plaque is unveiled in the new Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) like facility that is part of the Marcus Center for Therapeutic Cell Characterization and Manufacturing (MC3M). Shown are Georgia Tech President G.P. “Bud” Peterson, Center Director Krishnendu Roy, and philanthropist Bernie Marcus. (Credit: Rob Felt, Georgia Tech)
New Cell Manufacturing Research Facility will Change Approaches to Disease Therapies

Petit Institute researchers who received seed grants are (top left, clockwise): John McDonald, Fatih Sarioglu, Shuyi Nie, and Denis Tsygankov.
2018 Petit Institute Seed Grants Awarded

Professor Brani Vidakovic
ISyE/BME Professor Brani Vidakovic Appointed as a Program Director for NSF Division of Mathematical Sciences

Johnna Temenoff receives Carol Ann and David D. Flanagan endowed professorship from Susan Margulies, BME chair.
Temenoff Appointed to Carol Ann and David D. Flanagan Professorship

Wilbur Lam
Improving Gene Therapy

A graphic depiction of canalization. The path of the ball represents the development toward a phenotype, which may start with varying genetic foundations but roll out to secure phenotypical outcomes. But canalization can also lead to more than one possible phenotypical outcome from one set of genes. Credit: Georgia Tech / Harriss Callahan
New Frontiers Beckon Math and Biology in Multimillion Dollar NSF-Simons Project