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Annabelle Singer models an experimental visor and earphones that play 40 Hertz light and sound.
Flicker Treatment for Alzheimer’s Gets a Test Run

Project Halo: These five women comprise a BME Capstone team that collaborated with the National Security Innovation Network. They are (left to right) Grace Trimpe, Brady Bove, Julia Woodall, Jessica Nicholson, and Jordyn Sak.
Exploring Blast Exposure and the Brain

Yukina Yajima
Student Stories: Yukina Yajima

Rudy Gleason with children in Ethiopia 
Gates Foundation Supporting Wearable Tech in Ethiopia

Storytellers: BMED 4000 students (L-R) Shae Padiyar, Atharva Deshmukh, and Brady Bove.
BMED 4000: Curious Students Making Connections and Creating Value

Annabelle Singer, assistant professor in the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory.
Annabelle Singer Wins Society for Neuroscience Award

Udai Mallepoola
Student Stories: Udai Mallepoola

Looking like an innocuous vial of liquid, programmable drugs will be able to communicate directly with our biological systems. (Credit: Allison Carter, Georgia Tech)
‘Programmable Medicine’ is the Goal for New Bio-circuitry Research

The Sanguina leadership team is (left to right) Wilbur Lam, Erika Tyburski, and Rob Mannino.
Smartphone App for Anemia Showcased in NTAC Challenge

Katherine Book
Student Stories: Katherine Book

Chris Lee
Chris Lee Named to Emory ‘40 Under Forty’

Mahdi Al-Husseini (from his LinkedIn page)
BME Grads Make Georgia Trend 40-under-40

Elif Kulaksizoglu
STUDENT STORIES: Elif Kulaksizoglu

May Dongmei Wang
May Wang Inducted as IAMBE Fellow

Sarah Farmer, a research scientist with HomeLab in the Center for Advanced Communications Policy, is using her expertise in human factors design to help evaluate Covid-19 testing kits submitted as part of the National Institutes of Health's $500 million Rapid Acceleration of Diagnostics (RADx) initiative to speed development, evaluation, and commercialization of new tests. (Photo: Christopher Moore/Institute Communications)
In the Race for Better Covid-19 Tests, Georgia Tech Expertise Plays a Crucial Role

Nisha Rockwell
STUDENT STORIES: Nisha Rockwell

Alima Ballo
New Reality Leads to New Opportunity

Biomedical Engineering Vaults to No. 2 in U.S. News Undergraduate Rankings

Kyle Allison
Seeking a Simple Solution

Coronavirus Test Kits? We’ve Got A Recipe For That

David Frakes (center) has big plans for his BME lab.
A Road Less Traveled

Nick Willett
Healing Under Pressure

Frank Hammond
Pneumatic Vest for the Covid Age

Johnna Temenoff
Johnna Temenoff named 2020 BMES Fellow

The Bio-MIBLab research team conntributed a diverse range of expertise to the study.
BME Researchers Contribute to National mHealth Covid Study

Photo of a fabricated L-EES, gently placed on the skin (forearm)
New Flexible Electronics Research Shows Promise for Spinal Therapies

Lakshmi Prasad Dasi
Dasi Appointed Associate Chair for BME Undergraduate Studies

Shu Jia
Bending Light for Better Imaging

Costas Arvanitis
Costas Arvanitis receives MERIT Award

Singh Awarded $2.3 Million National Cancer Institute Grant for Diffuse Large B Cell Lymphoma Research

The Georgia Alumni Association's inaugural class of 40-under-40 honorees includes 10 former BME students.
Alumni Association’s 40 Under 40 honors 10 BME alumni

M.G. Finn and Susan Thomas
Georgia Tech Team Targets Drug Delivery to Lymph Nodes