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Coulter Department News

Coulter Department News

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OZ-Link Aims to Improve Controlled Drug Delivery

Biolocity Fund supports cutting edge startup developing new system for small molecule drugs and biologics

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Researchers Discover Novel Biomarkers that can Help Detect Progression of Advanced Age-Related Macular Degeneration

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The Impact of Data Augmentation: Georgia Tech Researchers Lead NSF Study

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Yoganathan Named 2023 AAMI Foundation Award Winner

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Biomedical Engineering Faculty Honored at Society for Biomaterials 2023 Awards

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Eight BME Faculty Receive Promotion and Tenure

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A Look Inside Stem Cells Helps Create Personalized Regenerative Medicine

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Coulter BME Celebrates Spring 2023 Graduates

From starting jobs in the biomedical engineering industry to heading to graduate school, Coulter BME spring 2023 graduating students are moving to new heights.

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BME Departmental Award Winners Announced

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Two Teams Win Top BME Prize in Capstone Expo

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

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Bacteria Can Discard Damage to Survive Antibiotic Treatment

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BME Professor Krish Roy to Become Dean of Engineering at Vanderbilt

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Researchers Discover Neural Clock That May Synchronize Visual Behavior

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Clinical Teaching Assistant (TA) Experience with Georgia Tech

Medical students serve as mentors for biomedical engineering students while gaining human-centered design experience

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Haynes, Qiu Inducted into the 2023 Class of the AIMBE College of Fellows

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Sanger Sequencing Initiative Offers In-House Alternative For Sample Testing

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Tip Cycle Program Aims to Reduce Single-Use Plastics in Campus Labs

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BioSpark Labs Igniting Innovation for Biotech Startups

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Jeffrey Markowitz Named 2023 Sloan Research Fellow

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Georgia Tech, Emory Pursuing AI-Assisted Social Justice in Tissue Biomanufacturing

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Shu Jia Honored for Transformative Study by Optical Society of America

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There's More to E. coli Than Meets the Eye

Allison Lab Discovers Evidence of Multicellularity in Single Cell Organism

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Ahmet Coskun Wins 2023 BMES-CMBE Rising Star Award

Microscale Single Cell Cancer Metabolism Research Earns Honor for Coulter BME Assistant Professor

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Balancing Parenthood and the Pursuit of a Ph.D.

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MacKenzie Carvalho: Coulter BME's 2022 Culture Champion

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

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Healing Breath: Researchers Dramatically Improve Inhalable mRNA Therapy

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Surgical Tool for Abdominal Cancer Wins Top BME Prize in Capstone Expo

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Global Health Capstone Program Gets a Shot in the Arm

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Georgia Tech, Emory researchers receive $2.46 Million Grant to Develop Intelligent Tools for Assessing Heat Exposure Effects

Mechanical engineering Ph.D. student Hohyun “Henry” Lee with the algorithm-controlled focused ultrasound system he developed. Lee is adjusting a metal arm that holds the ultrasound transducer and receiver with a computer behind him displaying information from the control algorithm.
Closing the Loop to Target Brain Glioblastomas

Algorithm-controlled focused ultrasound system uses microbubbles to open a pathway for a powerful immunotherapy to reach brain tumors

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