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Andres Garcia

Ankur Singh is an associate professor in the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering and the George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering, where he studies the human immune system. (Photo: Ashley Ritchie)
Wellcome Leap Grant Funds Work to Create Human Immune Responses

Georgia Tech-Emory team receives multi-year funding in $50 million international effort targeting human immunology
Researchers have developed a technique for activating biological signals through the skin of a living animal using light. In this illustration, ultraviolet light is shining through a pattern, initiating fluorescence in the biomaterial implanted in a biomaterial located under the skin of a living animal. (Credit: García Laboratory at Georgia Tech)
Molecular “hats” allow in vivo activation of disguised signaling peptides

Using molecular "hats," researchers have developed a way to sneak biomaterials containing the signaling molecules into living animals.
Garcia Lab Research ft. in Science Translational Medicine Journal

Garcia Lab Research ft. in Science Translational Medicine Journa