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Coulter Department News

Coulter Department News

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Inverted Organoids Offer Better Glimpse Into Kidney Disease

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New Company Formed to Advance Novel Blood Cell Analysis Technology

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Hollister Lab Develops Blueprint for 3D Printed Personalized Medical Devices

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Jeffrey Markowitz Wins Packard Fellowship to Follow His Ideas Wherever They Lead

Kristen Jakubowski
From Ice Hockey to Iron Man: Kristen Jakubowski Awarded ASEE eFellows Postdoc Fellowship

Felipe Quiroz in his lab.
Quiroz wins NIH Director's New Innovator Award for 'Lava Lamp' Sensors to Illuminate Brain Degeneration

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Kwong using NIH Director's Pioneer Award to Develop Living Biosensors

BME researcher plans to engineer immune cells to become lifelong cancer sentinels

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Coskun Lab Zooming in on the Signals of Cancer

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Microchip Can Electronically Detect Covid Antibodies in Just a Drop of Blood

The approach is simple, cheap, and even can quantify antibody levels in the body

Eva Dyer
Eva Dyer Using NSF CAREER Award to Make Neuron-Behavior Connection

#2 biomedical engineering undergraduate program in the nation (US News and World Report 2023 rankings) with photos of Tech tower and Emory's Brumley Bridge.
Coulter BME Remains the Top Public Program for Undergrads in 2023 Rankings

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Robotics, Wearables, Speech Assistance Among New McCamish Parkinson’s Blue Sky Grant Recipients

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PhD Student Aderibigbe Combines Outreach and Research to Win NTT Fellowship

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Georgia Tech-Emory Collaboration on Cancer Disparity in African Americans Gets NIH Boost

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Computational Neuroscience Digging Deep at Georgia Tech

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Astros Fellowship Sends Azalia Cyphers to Women in Sports Data Symposium

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BME's Krishnendu Roy Named Regents' Professor

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New MBID Grads Present Ideas to Help Patients and Clinicians

A magenta and green artist's rendering of Serpooshan's 3D printed pediatric neuroblastoma model.
Serpooshan Lab Creates New 3D-Printed Tool to Study Deadly Pediatric Neuroblastoma

Sandra Maffey accepts her 2022 College of Engineering Staff Innovation & Process Improvement Award from Senior Associate Dean Doug Williams. (Photo: Candler Hobbs)
College of Engineering Honors Maffey with Staff Innovation Award, Dinkins as a Soaring Jacket

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Saurabh Sinha Joins Coulter BME Faculty

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Biolocity Selects 6 Faculty Innovations for Commercialization Support

New cohort of technologies includes cell therapy, post-op inflammation control, and a search engine for life sciences data

Manu Platt in his lab.
Platt Elected to Agenda-Setting Keystone Symposia Advisory Board

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NIH Awards Jinhwan Kim Prestigious Pathway to Independence Award

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Emelianov Among Georgia Tech Provost’s Emerging Leaders

Graphic with headshot and text: Georgia Tech Alumni Association 40 Under 40 2022 | Anu Parvatiyar, BME 08
Anu Parvatiyar Named to Georgia Tech Alumni Association’s 2022 40 Under 40

Fourth-year biomedical engineering student and Space Tango intern Nicole Frey at a lab hood with the CubeLab scheduled to fly to the International Space Station July 14 aboard a SpaceX Dragon capsule. (Photo Courtsey: Nicole Frey and Space Tango)
BME Undergrad Helps Build Lab for Experiment Headed to International Space Station

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College of Engineering Names Joe Le Doux to Education Innovation Professorship

Le Doux and Mark Losego have received the new appointments for their work enhancing student's academic experiences

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Joseph Del Rosario Named NIH Outstanding Scholar

Jerry Grillo sits with his debut book, The Music and Mythocracy of Col. Bruce Hampton: A Basically True Biography, chronicling the story of the Atlanta jam band musician, performer, and all-around character. (Photo: Allison Carter)
Grillo a Georgia Author of the Year for His Debut Book

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All-in-One Sequencing Key to Improving Lipid Nanoparticle Effectiveness

New screening technique could accelerate and improve delivery of mRNA therapies

The now-familiar SARS-CoV-2 virus, with the spike protein on the outside that allows the virus to infect host cells. New research is presenting evidence that recovery from a Covid-19 infection depends not just on antibodies targeting the spike protein and other surface proteins but also on antibodies that target the virus’s internal proteins. (Image: iStock)
Beyond the Spike: New Antibody Analysis Predicts Severe Covid-19 Outcomes

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