Her research seeks to identify optimal treatments for the rehabilitation of balance impairments using neuromechanical approaches
Seed Grants awarded to eight interdisciplinary teams from Georgia Tech, Emory, and UGA
Fall event draws 16 companies and more than 400 students in wake of Hurricane Irma
Five Projects Win Translational Funding to Accelerate Innovation
Will study metabolic features predictive of tumor response in head and neck cancers
A $20 million engineering research center will help expand the uses of cell-based therapies.
Emory University names new Dean for School of Medicine
The Nation's Top Ranked BME Biomedical Engineering Undergraduate Program
Advancing research in medical robotics to improve patient quality of life
Year-long medical device projects end with in-depth presentations to clinicians, faculty, and industry leaders
Researchers are exploring non-invasive imaging for the detection of immune rejection.
Researchers use DNA "barcodes" to develop new technique for rapidly screening nanoparticles
Ph.D. candidate from Jaydev Desai’s robotics lab earns top honor for best student paper
Grads leverage intensive experience to earn rare opportunities, launch careers
This could be your story one day, unless medical research makes significant strides
Georgia Tech neuroscience researchers explore our most magnificent and vast organ
Xia lab gives LDL particles an interior upgrade to improve drug delivery
Energy-recycling stairs developed to store a user’s energy during descent and return energy to the climber during ascent.
Petit Institute seed grants awarded to three interdisciplinary research teams
The American Physical Therapy Association makes T. Richard Nichols an honorary member.
It’s a highly competitive and prestigious invitation, according to the National Academy of Engineering
One student says his problem-based class has been integral to his education.
Public, private universities enjoy unique, longtime collaboration in biomedical research and academics
New undergraduate program builds on strength of research across campus, from neurons to behavior .
They store information and look like security gates, but change shape in a cascade
Competition held during the 32nd Congress of the International Society for Advancement of Cytometry
Biomedical engineering students confront a more challenging way of learning
Annabelle Singer's research could revolutionize the way we look at the disease's progression
Faculty throughout CoE are breaking new ground in creative instruction
Jahizreal Aquart takes third in international science fair as the Georgia Tech program completes another year
Tech researchers have a new theory on why flamingos stand and sleep on one leg.