Graduate Students | Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering

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Starting this Summer, Students Can Minor in Applications of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

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Coulter BME On Top

Both the graduate and undergraduate programs in the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering were nationally ranked no. 1 in 2023. It was a first-time top ranking for the grad program. Dedicated faculty and innovative curriculum earned the department its lofty spot and will be what keeps it there in the future.

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Ph.D. Student Earns Young Investigators Award

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Biomedical Engineering Ph.D. Student Named 2023 SGP Scholar

Biomedical Student One of Six Recipients of GT Award For Biomaterials Research

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Former BME Students Get a Grip on Football

LZRD Tech Creators, Mathew Quon and Michael Pullen, Profiled in The Entrepreneurs of Scheller

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Coulter BME Launches NIH-Funded Graduate Training Program to Train Future Cardiovascular Leaders

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MBID Graduates Tap Into ‘Intrapreneurial” Spirit For Healthcare Solutions

Fong awarded Disney Award for Research in Amblyopia

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Coulter BME Graduate Program Ranks No. 1 in Nation for First Time

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Balancing Parenthood and the Pursuit of a Ph.D.

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Coulter BME's Bahanan, Anandakumar Selected as Reflection Speakers for Georgia Tech Commencement Ceremonies

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Elaida Dimwamwa Selected for Gilliam Fellowship

Program also includes support for her advisor Garrett Stanley to help advance diversity in U.S. science

Joseph Del Rosario Named NIH Outstanding Scholar

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FDA Clears the Way for Surgical Device Developed in Coulter Department’s MBID Program

Hexagon grid of some Coulter BME graduates. Top row: Alessandra Ania Yoldas, Camilo Londono, Chloé Thiveaud, Conor Flannelly. Middle: David Wolfson, Graham Collins, Isha Diambou, Keshav Kohli, Sara Thomas Mathew. Bottom: Kevin McCoy, McKenzie Tuttle, Peyton Holzworth, Rachel Epperson. (Image: Manit Rambhia)

Persistence, Confidence, Community: Graduating Students Share Final Thoughts on What They’ve Learned

Ph.D. student Raghav Tandon with his Institute-wide Online TA of the Year Award after a ceremony in late April. Tandon won for his work as a teaching assistant in BMED 2400, Introduction to Bioengineering Statistics. (Photo Courtesy: Raghav Tandon)

Georgia Tech Names Raghav Tandon Online TA of the Year

Graphic with headshots of Coulter BME's eight NSF Graduate Fellows for 2022. Top row: Corey Zheng, Alessandra Luna, Shaylyn Grier, Anjana Dissanayaka. Bottom row: Nia Myrie, Valeria Montserrat Juarez, Kendreze Holland, Mary Kate Gale. (Image: Manit Rambhia)

NSF Awards Prized Graduate Fellowships to 8 Coulter BME Students

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Latest US News Rankings Keep Coulter BME Grad Programs Among Nation’s Best

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Nature Methods Study Describes New Tool to Help Solve Spheroid Puzzle

Douglas-Green Returns to Coulter BME as a Faculty Member

The new Design Garden space includes moveable furniture, plenty of whiteboards, and a skyline view of Midtown Atlanta. Located below the Veterans Resource Center in the Georgia Tech BioQuad, the space triples the amount of design-focused square footage in the Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering. (Photo: Craig Bromley)

Coulter BME Plants Seeds of Growth in New Design Garden

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Best of Both Worlds

For more than 20 years, students and researchers at Emory and Georgia Tech have been blazing new trails together at the intersection of medicine and engineering

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Coulter BME Welcomes Record Classes of PhD, Master’s Students