In the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory University, our mission is clear: to transform healthcare through the convergence of engineering, medicine, and science. We are dedicated to creating technologies that improve lives, training the next generation of leaders, and fostering an inclusive community where bold ideas flourish.
Two Institutions, One Mission
Coulter BME thrives at the intersection of two prestigious institutions. By combining Emory University's strengths in medicine and life sciences with Georgia Tech's excellence in engineering and technology, we offer a one-of-a-kind environment for interdisciplinary collaboration. This synergy empowers our students, faculty, and researchers to tackle some of the most complex challenges in human health.
Our faculty are pioneers in fields ranging from regenerative medicine and neuroengineering to medical imaging and global health technology. They are not only leading researchers but also mentors deeply invested in the success of our students
With access to state-of-the-art facilities, our researchers work on transformative projects, from designing advanced prosthetics to developing new therapies for cancer and heart disease. Many of our innovations are translated into real-world applications that benefit patients worldwide.
Our programs are designed to prepare students for impactful careers, whether in academia, industry, or entrepreneurship. With robust mentorship, professional development opportunities, and hands-on experiences, our students graduate ready to lead.
Located in Atlanta, a thriving hub for health tech startups, Coulter BME encourages an entrepreneurial mindset. Many of our students and faculty have launched successful ventures, translating ideas into technologies that make a difference.
