Coulter Department News
Former CEO of Medtronic Focuses on Innovation Leadership in Biomedicine
Immunotherapy can eradicate cancer or fall down trying, and this sensor monitors that success or failure.
Team Libi Medical Won First Place and the People’s Choice Award
The non-invasive approach combines radionuclide and near-infrared imaging
Georgia Research Alliance Interviews Susan Margulies, Ph.D.
Mark Borodovsky, Manu Platt, and Bob Taylor inducted into AIMBE College of Fellows
From the lab of Cheng Zhu: Integrin, vital proteins that play a major role in hemostasis and thrombosis, biomechanically…
An interface system that uses augmented reality technology could help individuals with profound motor impairments operate a…
Leading-edge medical device takes 1st place in 2019 Georgia Tech InVenture Prize.
TremorTrainer is a therapeutic glove that implements counter-weight technology in order to enable those suffering from hand…
The three members of Ethos Medical have been building a device that could someday touch millions of lives, and they’ve been doing…
Biomedical engineering graduate program among top three in latest U.S. News rankings
Pioneering researcher in computational systems biology earns rare honor
New nanoparticle makes urine glow as soon as T cells initiate an attack on transplanted organs
National thought leaders help high school program celebrate seniors at Petit Institute
Big data helps doctors treat, cure and improve patient outcomes
Lena Ting named a 2018 Health Care Hero Award winner
Coulter Department launches new program recognizing faculty/staff accomplishments
Michael Davis changes the landscape of pediatric cardiology with stem cell therapies and 3D printing
A robot at the Georgia Institute of Technology is successfully sliding hospital gowns on people's arms
BME and ME students collaborate on novel device to improve epidural procedures
Biomedical engineering student to study prevention of ACL injuries in Iceland
Coulter Department recognizes the next generation of leaders
Improvement in the study of blood vessels
Outstanding graduate students recognized with annual awards
Kit Cath and other winners find success by reducing waste, cost, and improving efficiency for sponsors
Smartphone app that measures blood hemoglobin levels takes $100,000 prize in Rice University Business Plan Competition
Research team designs new DNA nanotech platform for cell sorting
Funding designed to develop tools and technologies to support Human Cell Atlas and enable new collaborations among scientists,…
A near-infrared light, similar to that of a TV remote, combines with gold nano-particles to flip a gene switch in T-cells to…
Researchers that study biomechanics in vascular biology and cardiovascular disease converge at Emory
Dahlman recognized for excellence in teaching