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Undergraduate Students

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BME Undergraduate Town Hall Prepares Freshmen for Academic Success

First-year students learned about the resources and support they could access during their college journey in BME.

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Undergraduate, Graduate Programs Rank No. 2 in the Nation

Biomedical engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory University continues to earn high rankings nationally.

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Inaugural AI Symposium Explores Impact of Artificial Intelligence in Biotech Industry

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Coulter BME Announces Spring 2024 Department Award Student Winners

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BME Team Shares Top Prize at Expo With Medical Device for AFib Patients

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NeuroChamp Wins 2024 ACC InVenture Prize

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Starting this Summer, Students Can Minor in Applications of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

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Coulter BME On Top

Both the graduate and undergraduate programs in the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering were nationally ranked no. 1 in 2023. It was a first-time top ranking for the grad program. Dedicated faculty and innovative curriculum earned the department its lofty spot and will be what keeps it there in the future.

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BME Takes Top Prizes in Fall Capstone Expo

Two senior BME students holding a device their group designed for Georgia Tech's Capstone Expo in April 2023
Coulter BME Ranked No. 1 in Nation for Undergraduate Biomedical Engineering Degree

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State Dept. Supports Student-Crafted Engineering Workshops for High School Girls

BME and Emory undergrads are working with CEISMC to give young students in metro Atlanta more access to engineering experiences before college. 

Lama Bahanan, left, in her graduation gown, and Dakshitha Anandakumar, right.
Coulter BME's Bahanan, Anandakumar Selected as Reflection Speakers for Georgia Tech Commencement Ceremonies

#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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Astros Fellowship Sends Azalia Cyphers to Women in Sports Data Symposium

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

Neha Badam, left, and Samantha Mutiti have won the Stephen E. Brossette Scholarship for engaging in undergraduate research connecting biomedical engineering and computing.
Badam, Mutiti Win Brossette Scholarships for Blending BME and Computing

A figure from the journal paper breaking down the pieces of the team’s device to semi-automatically measure spine alignment during scoliosis correction surgery. The prototype uses a camera, 3D-printed markers placed along the spine (images marked D and G), and a custom deep learning algorithm. (Photo Courtesy: Yoel Alperin, Parth Gami, Sindhu Kannappan, and Kelly Qiu.)
Students Use Deep Learning to Help Surgeons Measure Spinal Alignment in the OR

Capstone team publishes feasibility study on semiautomated device for scoliosis correction surgery

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Georgia Tech Team Wins National Security Innovation Network Hackathon

Hexagon grid of some Coulter BME graduates. Top row: Alessandra Ania Yoldas, Camilo Londono, Chloé Thiveaud, Conor Flannelly. Middle: David Wolfson, Graham Collins, Isha Diambou, Keshav Kohli, Sara Thomas Mathew. Bottom: Kevin McCoy, McKenzie Tuttle, Peyton Holzworth, Rachel Epperson. (Image: Manit Rambhia)
Persistence, Confidence, Community: Graduating Students Share Final Thoughts on What They’ve Learned

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Senior Leadership Awards Honor Outstanding Coulter BME Undergraduates

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Nakatani Program Gives Japanese Students the Georgia Tech Experience

Mira Mutnick, a third-year biomedical engineering student at Georgia Tech and, now, a Goldwater Scholar. (Photo: Joshua Stewart)
Coulter BME’s Mira Mutnick Wins Goldwater Scholarship

Team carSEAL with their first-place ACC InVenture Prize trophy after the finals. From left, Derek Prusener, Joshua Cruz, Nicholas Lima, Shovan Bhatia, and Giancarlo Riccobono. (Photo: Recha Reid)
Carotid Artery Closure Device Wins ACC InVenture Prize

Team Baby Beatz at the Fall 2021 Capstone Design Expo with Buzz. From left, Kadidia Haidara, Carina D’Angelo, Deborah Lobaccaro, Lydia El-Sayegh, and Madeleine Tincher. (Photo Courtesy: Team Baby Beatz)
Baby Beatz Team Wins Rice360 Global Health Design Competition