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Meet the Team Behind Synapse

Jahizreal Aquart is more than a face in the crowd. He took a third place prize in the Intel International Science Fair in Los Angeles.
Project ENGAGES: Raising the Bar

The Project ENGAGES community gathered to celebrate its graduating seniors. (Credit: Sean McNeil, Georgia Tech Research Institute)
Georgia Tech Project ENGAGES Striving for Excellence

Lena Ting, professor in the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Emory and Georgia Tech  (Photo by Tony Benner)
Engineering Training Helps Emory-Georgia Tech Researcher Treat Movement Disorders

Cassie Mitchell, assistant professor in the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory.
P is for Predictive Healthcare

BME Celebration: Pictured are (left to right) Wilbur Lam, Susan Margulies, Leita Young, and Julie Babensee.
BME Spring Celebration of Community

Left to right: Zackory Erickson, a PR2 robot, and Charlie Kemp
Robot Teaches Itself How to Dress People

Team Neuraline and Dr. Rains: Pictured are (left to right), Professor of the Practice James Rains, and Capstone students Cassidy Wang, Dev Mandavia, Marci Medford, Lucas Muller, and Alex Bills. They visited the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida, to make their Capstone presentation.
Mayo Clinic Taps Tech Capstone Team

Oliver Daliet was recently named a Fulbright Fellow for 2018-2019. 
Oliver Daliet Awarded Fulbright Scholarship

BME undergraduate award winners
BME Honors Undergraduates

A miniature blood vessel, formed on agarose/gelatin hydrogel. Green represents VE-cadherin, a protein that glues cells together, and blue is nuclei. Courtesy of Yongzhi Qiu.
Mini-vessel device probes blood interactions in malaria, sickle cell disease

BME Team Kit Cath members are Kathleen Jordan, Lemou Tieyam, Diana Yunda, and Alexa Schlein. They won the overall prize. 
BME Team Takes Home Top Capstone Prize

Hanjoong Jo, professor in the Coulter Department at Emory and Georgia Tech, delivering the conference welcome remarks.
International Symposium Attracts Vascular Experts

Gabe Kwong, assistant professor in the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory
Kwong Lab Opens the Gates

Three T-cells attack a cancer cell in this artist's depiction. Source: Getty Images / rights not transferable / not a press handout
Remote-Control Shoots Laser at Nano-Gold to Turn on Cancer-Killing Immune Cells

Peng Qiu, associate professor in the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory.
Peng Qiu wins grant from Chan Zuckerberg Initiative

Tony Kim
Kim Gets NIH Support

James Dahlman, Ph.D., from the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Engineering
James Dahlman Wins 2018 WIE Teaching Award

Gabe Kwong, Ph.D. (left), and Bala Pai, Ph.D.
Kwong and Pai Honored by Georgia Tech’s Center for Teaching and Learning

Incoming Graduate Student Government Association President Andrew Cox (right) and current Executive Vice President Vineet Tiruvadi (left) had the opportunity to participate in a Legislative Advocacy Days event sponsored by the National Association of Graduate-Professional Students in Washington, D.C.
Students Travel to D.C. to Advocate for Grad Student Issues

Jaydev Desai
NIH Grant Will Aid Repair of Mitral Regurgitation

Jon Lewin, who delivered a well-received keynote address at the symposium, is executive vice president for health affairs at Emory University; president, CEO, and chairman of the board of Emory Healthcare, and executive director of the Woodruff Health Sciences Center.
International Symposium on Medical Robotics Debuts at Georgia Tech

Two friends named Bob: Bob Nerem, founding director of the Petit Institute, honors Bob Guldberg, departing executive director of the Petit Institute, at last week's Regenerative Medicine Workshop.
Historic Regenerative Medicine Workshop Wraps Up

Hee Cheol Cho
Georgia Tech Researchers Celebrated at Emory

The researchers used an approach called deep-learning to train the software to learn visual patterns associated with patient survival using microscopic images of brain tumor tissue samples.
Machines See the Future for Patients Diagnosed with Brain Tumors

Vahid Serpooshan
Cell Sex Matters

The brain of an Alzheimer's sufferer can dramatically lose mass and shrink. In particular, center structures of the brain usually diminish early on. One such region susceptible to early and severe damage is the hippocampus, which can lead to memory loss and disorientation. Illustration credit: National Institute on Aging, National Institutes of Health
Data Detectives Shift Suspicions in Alzheimer's from Usual Suspect to Inside Villain

US News and World Report Ranking 2019 for BME
Biomedical Engineering Ranked #2 in U.S. News Graduate Rankings for 2019

CMaT research lab staff at work
Engineering Consortium Focuses on Cell Therapy Production

Dennis Zhou is a fifth-year BioEngineering PhD student. His home school is the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering.
Rubbing Shoulders with the Giants

The Minds of the New Machines
The Minds of the New Machines - Machine Learning at Georgia Tech

Alice B. Clark and A. James Clark
College of Engineering receives $15 million to launch A. James Clark Scholars Program