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Team Cold and Bold
BME Scores at Expo

This super-resolution fluorescence microscopy image of HyPer-Tau shows the microtubular structure of a human (HeLa) cancer cell. The image was made using the new super-resolution microscope in the Georgia Tech Institute for Bioengineering & Bioscience (IBB). (Credit: Emilie Warren, Georgia Tech) 
HyPer-Tau Provides Spatially-resolved Hydrogen Peroxide Sensing in Cells

BME’s Fall Tradition

World Stem Cell Summit Comes to Atlanta

Why budding designers should keep social impact in mind when designing

Marilyn Marks Gift Supports Non-Traditional BME Students

A new study about the way long-term training affects the nervous system could assist with rehabilitation medicine, says study author Lena Ting.
Study finds ballet training may improve balance and coordination in daily activities

Power trio, from left: Georgia Tech President Emeritus Wayne Clough, Parker H. "Pete" Petit, and Georgia Tech President Bud Peterson at the Petit Institute's 20th anniversary celebration.
The Petit Institute at 20

Emory University School of Medicine
BME Faculty Recognized by Emory University School of Medicine

First Place Team developed Divy app.
Tech Wins First and Second Place in Business Competition

Professor Garrett Stanley, Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech
NIH BRAIN Initiative Taps Two Labs from Georgia Tech

ImmunoEngineering Seed Grants Announced

James Dahlman, assistant professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory University
New CRISPR-Cas9 System Activates and Knocks Out Genes in a Single Cell

Georgia Tech, Emory Unite to Train Healthcare Roboticists

Gabe Kwong
Amplifying the Signals of Cancer

Tom Barker, an associate professor in the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory University, is shown in his laboratory in Georgia Tech’s Engineered Biosystems Building. Barker has received a $3.5 million, five-year grant to support research into new approaches for tracking and treating pulmonary fibrosis. (Credit: Rob Felt, Georgia Tech)
NIH Director’s Transformative Research Award Funds Pulmonary Fibrosis Research

Georgia Tech/Emory University biomedical engineering associate professor Manu Platt (standing) and graduate student Keon-Young Park examine gels that display the activity levels of cathepsins, which are protein-degrading enzymes. In a new study, the researchers are studying levels of cathepsins and other signaling chemicals in an effort to predict the invasiveness of breast cancer in individual patients. (Credit: Gary Meek, Georgia Tech)
Predictive Model Could Help Guide Choices for Breast Cancer Therapies

Ruwan Subasinghe and Alex Weiss created the 'nanoFarm.'
Start-Up Puts Farm Next to Table

FOCUS tutors, left to right: Gloria Bowen, Daniel McNavish, Jimmy Zhou and Nima Mikail.
FOCUS Offers Tools for Learning

Sharron Close (center) listens as a Georgia Tech BME student explains how the Cuddle Care monkey works to comfort sick children. Close came up with the idea when she was in nursing school.Photo: Ann Borden
A Warm and Fuzzy Idea for Sick Children

Georgia Tech BME team selected as UNICEF Wearables for Good Challenge global finalist 
UNICEF Contest Finalist Emerges from Raja Schaar’s Wearables for Healthcare Course in BME’s Study Abroad Program

The Engineered Biosystems Building provides nearly 219,000 square feet of multidisciplinary research space. It is located on 10th Street, at the north end of the existing biotechnology complex. (Photo by Rob Felt)
Georgia Tech Celebrates EBB Opening

Small Wonders

BME senior Taylor See (right) spent the summer as an intern in the office of U.S. Congressman Tom Price (left).
Student Steps into Washington D.C. Summer Internship

Georgia Tech BME team wins Best Design category in the national Coulter College competition.
Georgia Tech Team Wins Best Design at National Biomedical Engineering Competition

Nine new faculty join Georgia Tech and the biomedical engineering department
Nine new faculty have joined Georgia Tech and Biomedical Engineering

RNA nanoparticles
Deliver, but Not to the Liver

Hanjoong Jo, Ph.D. John and Jan Portman professor in the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory University
Blood Vessel Research Earns $8.9 Million NIH Grant

BME U.S News & World Report 2016
BME Rises in U.S. News Undergrad Rankings

Moving a Lab

Emelianov Named as GRA Eminent Scholar, Pettit Chair in Microelectronics

First of its Kind