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Coulter Department News

Coulter Department News

Rob Mannino (B.S. BMED, 2013; Ph.D. BMED, 2018) and Erika Tyburski (B.S. BMED, 2012) were recognized as top young entrepreneurs on the 2020 Forbes 30 Under 30 list.
Two BME Alumni Named to Forbes 30 Under 30 Entrepreneur List

Rob Mannino and Erika Tyburski were named to the 2020 Forbes 30 Under 30 list
Ahmet Coskun
The Future of Poster Sessions

Coskun lab presents concept for digital posters for interactive cellular media and bioengineering education
Nate Frank and Mike Weiler
New Enterprise for LymphaTech

Company founded on innovation developed at Georgia Tech forms partnership with leading compression garment manufacturer
BME students Katherine Strickland, Cameron Bennett, and Will Kamnick give their medical device prototype a test run.
Critical Test Runs for BME Capstone Teams

GCMI and T3 Labs help students evaluate device prototypes in clinical setting
Chris Rozell addresses the room during the Intelligent Interactions with the Brain (I2B) Workshop.
New Levels of Brain Understanding

First-time neuro-workshop at Georgia Tech brings together consortium of universities to focus on research, technology, education, and ethics
The winning BME team members are Oscar Gutierrez, Doraville, GA; Ahmed Alnamos, Watertown, MA; Nishani Kanthasamy, Alpharetta, GA; and Sondos Alnamos, Watertown MA. The team’s project sponsor was gastroenterologist Dr. Anand Sagar Jain at Emory Healthcare.
Device that Reduces Risk of Aspiration Wins Biomedical Engineering Category at Capstone Design Expo

Winning BME team Bullseye developed a device to reduce risk of aspiration during upper gastrointestinal procedures
The AfroBiotech Conference brought 100 researchers together a this first-time event.
AfroBiotech Was About More Than Science

First time conference, co-chaired by BME researchers, makes its debut in Atlanta
Sakis Mantalaris
The Balance of Bioprocess Models

Complex enough to matter, but not so much that it can’t be validated
Kendreze Holland, a 2019 Petit Scholar, discusses his research at a recent poster session.
New Scholars for a New Decade

Introducing the Petit Undergraduate Research Scholars for 2020
University Innovation Fellows (UIF) program, which trains and encourages students to be better leaders and bring new opportunities, creativity, and entrepreneurship to their campuses.
Three BME Students Named University Innovation Fellows

The Stanford program helps students create new ideas for Georgia Tech
  Ajit Yoganathan, Regents Professor at Georgia Tech and Wallace H. Coulter Distinguished Faculty Chair in Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory University. 
King of Hearts

Mick Jagger owes some thanks for the fact he’s alive and strutting to Ajit Yoganathan and his lab crew
The Nakatani agreement being signed by Yves Berthelot, vice provost for international initiatives at Georgia Tech.
New Student Exchange Program Established Between Japan and Georgia Tech

Georgia Tech BME undergraduate students can participate in a new fellowship exchange program
Two teams of BME students were awarded their prizes from the DEBUT Challenge at last week's BMES Meetings in Philadelphia. Pictured are (left to right), James Rains (professor of the practice, and director of the BME Capstone program), and BME students Pranav Dorbala, Madhu Baskaran, Bailey Eaton, Rachel Mann, and NIBIB Program Director Zeynep Erim.
BME Teams Make Big Impact in DEBUT

Undergrads’ innovations earn prize money in annual biomedical engineering design competition
Petit Institute researchers were given the comic book treatment by NASA. The top panel features (from left) Bradley Burcar, Facundo Fernandez, and Martha Grover. Below that are panels featuring renderings of Loren Williams, Nick Hud, and Grover in outer space.
NASA Research Isn’t All Rocket Science

Petit Institute’s multidisciplinary investigators at Georgia Tech working to discover life and protect astronauts
Figure: Physical and chemical properties of the blood–brain barrier (BBB) structure.
A Path Forward for Overcoming the Blood–Brain and Blood–Tumor Barriers

Getting cancer drugs to their target can be difficult under the best of circumstances, but in the case of brain cancer the challenge is compounded by…
Adam Marcus, Emory University: SaGA for Cancer Drug Discovery
Technologies Selected for Biolocity Commercialization Funding

Five promising biomedical research innovations across three campuses have been chosen for Biolocity’s newest cohort
Krish Roy and Johnna Temenoff, director and deputy director of CMaT, respectively, prepare the room for the next session.
Setting the Standards for New Therapeutics

Georgia Tech and CMaT host ASTM International workshop focused on cell and tissue manufacturing
Shawna Khouri, managing director of Biolocity, speaking at the Georgia Bio Innovation Summit.
Introducing Biolocity: Guiding Medical Innovation to Market

The Coulter Translational Fund is excited to announce its next-generation effort called Biolocity
Manu Platt and Jennifer Singh
Linking Biomedical Engineering and Sociology

New approach to an old course brings together the components of cell biology with social reality
Coulter Translational Program team: (left to right) Christina Wessels, Shawna Khouri, and Cierra Crowder.
Accelerating Health Security Innovations

Coulter Translational (Biolocity) Program Selected For DRIVe Accelerator Network
Phil Santangelo (pictured right), professor, and James Dahlman (pictured left) assistant professor, in the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory University.
Dahlman and Santangelo Awarded $3.5M NIH Grant to Develop a New mRNA-based Drug that Corrects DNA in Genes

Researchers are targeting a therapy for inherited blood disorders using gene editing
Phil Santangelo, professor in the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory University
Santangelo Awarded NIH Grant to Develop New Reversible Immunocontraception Method

New contraception method will offer an easy to use, reversible, non-hormonal solution
Aniruddh Sarkar is joining the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory University on November 1, 2019, as an assistant professor.
Aniruddh Sarkar Joining the Coulter Department as Assistant Professor

Meet Aniruddh Sarkar who is building new technology for precision biology and medicine by exploiting nanoscale physical phenomena
Felipe Garcia Quiroz is joining the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory University on January 1, 2020, as an assistant professor.
Felipe Garcia Quiroz Joining the Coulter Department as Assistant Professor

Meet Felipe Garcia Quiroz who is working to decode and utilize the repetitive language found in nature
Lakshmi Prasad Dasi will be joining the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory University on January 1, 2020, as a professor.
Lakshmi Prasad Dasi Joining Coulter Department as Professor

Meet Lakshmi Prasad Dasi who studies cardiovascular engineering
David Myers is joining the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory University on October 1, 2019, as an assistant professor.
David Myers Joins the Coulter Department as Assistant Professor

Meet David Myers who is improving healthcare measurements and studies ways to extract information from biological systems
James Dahlman Wins BMES Rita Schaffer Young Investigator Award
James Dahlman Wins BMES Rita Schaffer Young Investigator Award

Award given to a young investigator whose published work demonstrates originality and ingenuity
BME Professor Cheng Zhu and research scientist Kaitao Li (foreground) are among the co-authors of a new Perspective article in Nature Immunology.
Forcing a Stronger Immune Response

Georgia Tech researcher Cheng Zhu and collaborators share their perspective in Nature Immunology
Two Georgia Tech Teams Reach Finals of The Collegiate Inventors Competition
Two Georgia Tech Teams Reach Finals of The Collegiate Inventors Competition

Both inventor finalist teams include biomedical engineering alumni
The atrium of the Marcus Nanotechnology Building was buzzing with activity.
BME Talent Grabs Recruiters' Interest

Career Fair brings 21 companies and 600-plus students together in annual networking event
A group of scientists have proposed to define change in force over time as "yank." We don’t feel motion if it’s smooth. What we do feel is acceleration or deceleration: changes in speed over time. However, muscles appear to respond to changes in force over time.
A New Term in Biophysics: force/time = “yank”

Research enhance the vocabulary in the study of study of jumping, sprinting, capturing prey and maintaining balance
Cassie Mitchell
There's no Quit in Cassie Mitchell

BME assistant professor is pioneering research in predictive medicine while chasing Paralympic gold
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