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Graduate student Rob Mannino (right), pictured with Wilbur Lam (left) was able to refine and tweak technology for anemia detection by using himself as a test subject. Photo by Christopher Moore, Georgia Tech.
No Bleeding Required

Wilbur Lam, associate professor of pediatrics at Emory School of Medicine and the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory University.
Wilbur Lam Receives the Frank Oski Lectureship Memorial Award

Understanding the Aging Process

Robert Mannino
Mannino Wins National Award

Meet the 2019 Petit Scholars

Georgia Tech Researchers Helping Develop Game to Improve STEM Learning in Chronically-Ill Children

Vahid Serpooshan, assistant professor in the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering
Vahid Serpooshan Chosen for WHEA Teaching Fellowship Inaugural Cohort

Three droplets, in three states, on a EWOD stage (used as a smart microscope slide) are depicted in this illustration: single, locally phase-separated, and globally phase-separated [states].
Microscale Droplet Manipulation by Electrowetting-on-dielectric Aids Determination of Aqueous Two Phase System Properties

Edward Botchwey, associate professor in the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering
Edward Botchwey Wins 2019 Mid-Career Award from the Society For Biomaterials

Kelsey Kubelick, a BME Ph.D. candidate.
Kelsey Kubelick Wins Best Student Paper Award at IEEE International Ultrasonics Symposium

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.
Tech Team Makes Finals in Collegiate Inventors Competition

The Ethos Medical team (L-R): Lucas Muller, Cassidy Wang, and Dev Mandavia.
Successful DEBUT for Multidisciplinary Tech Team

Coulter Department Chair Susan Margulies (center) is flanked by Georgia Tech President Bud Peterson and Emory University President Claire Sterk.
Banner Year for BME at BMES2018

Krishnendu Roy
FDA Fueling Cell Manufacturing Research at Georgia Tech

James Rains congratulates a Capstone team during the Design Expo.
Learning to Hustle

An agent-based computational model simulates the progression of intracellular molecular gradients and resultant differentiation patterns that emerge within a multicellular system. (Credit: Chad Glen, Georgia Tech)
How Communication Among Cells Affects Development of Multicellular Tissue

Hanjoong Jo, associate chair for Emory, John and Jan Portman Professor in Biomedical Engineering 
Jo a Hit in United Kingdom

Faculty Recognized for Excellence by the School of Medicine

The Marcus Nanotechnology Building was a busy hive of career fair activity.
Big Numbers for BME Career Fair

Ed Botchwey, Petit Institute researcher and associate professor in the Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering, keeps the rapid fire session going.
Georgia Tech Faculty Collaborate on Childhood Disease

Close-up image shows the Dynamic Mass Spectrometry Probe developed to monitor the health of living cell cultures. (Credit: Rob Felt, Georgia Tech)  
Microfluidic Molecular Exchanger Helps Control Therapeutic Cell Manufacturing

Phil Santangelo, associate professor
Gates Foundation Funds Mucosal Drug Delivery: Working Towards Preventing HIV and Influenza Transmission

Robert Mannino and Prateek Mittal holding their $100,000 Cisco check. 
Mannino Wins Cisco Global Problem Solver Prize

Eva Dyer
Dyer Developing New Maps of Global Brain Connectivity

James Dahlman, an assistant professor in the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory University, holds a microfluidic chip used to fabricate nanoparticles that could be used to deliver therapeutic genes. (Credit: Rob Felt, Georgia Tech)
Red Glow Helps Identify Nanoparticles for Delivering RNA Therapies

Francisco Robles, Petit Institute researcher and Coulter Department assistant professor of biomedical engineering, is developing a better tool for neurosurgery.
Building Better Tools: Francisco Robles Awarded NIH Grant

Annabelle Singer
New Approach to Alzheimer’s

Shu Jia
Jia Lab Collaborating on Genome Imaging

In a vile three watery solutions phase separate into three layers. In membraneless organelles, chemical reactions occur at the interfaces of such layers, processing a reactant step-by-step and moving the reaction product from one layer to the next. Credit: Georgia Tech / Rob Felt
Synthetic Organelle Shows How Tiny Puddle-Organs in our Cells Work

Illustration by Bona Kim, Emory University
Engineers Decode Conversations in Brain's Motor Cortex

Wilbur Lam, M.D., Ph.D. is part of a research center, funded by the National Institutes of Health, that will develop and translate microelectronics-based point-of-care (POC) technologies for patient care. 
NIH Selects Point of Care Technologies Center at Emory, Georgia Tech for Research Network, $7M grant

Francisco Robles
Robles Lab Shedding New Light