Coulter Department News
Coulter Department News
Four BME faculty will join the AIMBE College of Fellows
Petit Institute researcher elected to national honor society for physician-scientists
Understanding the biophysical cues provided by pathogenic particles may help fine tune vaccines.
Emory interventional radiologists collaborating with Georgia Tech Capstone students
An electric buzz to the vagus can fight chronic inflammation -- this fine-tune makes it even better.
Team included two biomedical engineering undergraduate students
Georgia Tech is advancing health informatics in ways that will affect the future of health care.
Successful reduction of beta amyloid plaques achieved by using flickering light to modulate brain activity and energize immune cells
Team sponsored by Boston Scientific designed a better catheter for fertility treatment
Award recognizes the highest level of excellence among early-stage researchers
BioE students Alyssa Pybus and Troy Batugal balance military and lab commitments
The process curates and integrates biological or clinical data into a usable database for researchers
Six innovative pediatric medical device projects selected for seed grant awards
Learning Commons program helping students navigate the challenges of higher education
Bleeding disorders could one day be diagnosed by putting platelets through strength tests
Two new grants to researchers at Emory University and the Georgia Institute of Technology
Award recognizes his significant career achievements and social responsibility
Rehabilitative dance can change how the nervous system uses sensory information and muscles during balance
NIH announces funding for 88 awards on high-impact biomedical research
The Collegiate Inventors Competition has selected a team of two Georgia Tech and Emory graduate students as finalists in its 2016 annual competition.
Researchers have developed a sensor to show the location of hydrogen peroxide inside living cells with high resolution.
REM plays lead role in annual gathering of global stakeholders
Distinguished lecturer presents research on anesthesia’s effects on the brain
Donates gift of $150,000 to help support BME undergraduate students
When Schaar heard about UNICEF’s Wearables for Good design challenge, she encouraged students to submit their ideas.
Study finds ballet training may improve balance and coordination in daily activities