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National Science Foundation

W. Hong Yeo is leading a new $3 million effort at Georgia Tech to train a new generation of engineers who can develop sustainable medical devices.
$3 Million NSF Grant Will Support Training in Sustainable Medical Devices

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Ahmet Coskun Wins NSF CAREER Award

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Karmella Haynes Leads Exploration of the Genome’s Dark Regions

National Science Foundation supporting research into the mysteries and mechanisms of noncoding RNA 

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

Graphic with headshots of Coulter BME's eight NSF Graduate Fellows for 2022. Top row: Corey Zheng, Alessandra Luna, Shaylyn Grier, Anjana Dissanayaka. Bottom row: Nia Myrie, Valeria Montserrat Juarez, Kendreze Holland, Mary Kate Gale. (Image: Manit Rambhia)
NSF Awards Prized Graduate Fellowships to 8 Coulter BME Students

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Shu Jia Building Next-Gen Imaging for Live Cells with NSF CAREER Award

His multiplexing microscopy platform aims for super-resolution, ultra-fast 3D images of cells

Cristi Bell-Huff, right, and a student look at a laptop on a table in the midst of a class session.
Engineering and Empathy: Bell-Huff Working to Understand How Students Learn a Critical Skill

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Susan Margulies Appointed to Lead NSF Engineering Directorate

A bioprinted embryonic human heart model at 84 times the actual size. This is one of two different kinds of models Vahid Serpooshan is developing that are 3D printed using soft, flexible hydrogel materials infused with cells from specific patients. (Photo Courtesy: Vahid Serpooshan)
Serpooshan Awarded NSF CAREER Award to Bioprint a 3D Model of the Developing Human Heart