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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

Fulbright Canada Selects Tanya Roysam for Summer Research Program

Kevin McCoy Wins Sigma Xi Undergrad Research Award for 2022

A white shoe with the StrideLink sensor attached to the shoelaces.

CREATE-X Team Makes Big Strides with New Wearable Technology

StrideLink has introduced a new gait analysis device to improve current physical therapy practices

PairMe website screenshot: "Looking for a research opportunity?"

Student-Built PairMe Research Job Site Expands to All of Georgia Tech

Circular headshots of five students on a navy background: Prerana Kumar, Kiran Varadarajan, David Bat, Tori Granelli, and Katie Young. (Graphic: Manit Rambhia)

Celebrating Our Graduates, Fall 2021 Edition

Students share their fondest memories and top lessons as they finish their degrees

Illustration of two published papers with journal names, Operative Neurosurgery and Military Medicine. (Illustration: Manit Rambhia)

From Capstone Design to Published Research

Two senior design teams publish reports on their brain-related projects in academic journals

The new Design Garden space includes moveable furniture, plenty of whiteboards, and a skyline view of Midtown Atlanta. Located below the Veterans Resource Center in the Georgia Tech BioQuad, the space triples the amount of design-focused square footage in the Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering. (Photo: Craig Bromley)

Coulter BME Plants Seeds of Growth in New Design Garden

Jared Meyers and Stephen Kalinsky headshots

Recent Grads’ Bladder Sensor Wins Runner-Up Prize in Collegiate Inventors Competition

Ellerbe Wins PeproTech’s New Diversity Scholarship

Along with tuition support, 3rd-year BME student has had access to professional development and company executives

Illustration of the Emory - Georgia Tech shuttle bus

Best of Both Worlds

For more than 20 years, students and researchers at Emory and Georgia Tech have been blazing new trails together at the intersection of medicine and engineering

The Augment Health Bladder Management Device. The device is a sensor that fits between the catheter and catheter valve and sends notifications to a smartphone or other device when the user's bladder is full. (Image Courtesy: Augment Health)

App-Connected Bladder Sensor Makes Collegiate Inventors Competition Finals

#3 biomedical engineering program in the nation - 2022 U.S. News & World Report rankings

Coulter BME Again Ranks Among Top Undergrad Programs in U.S.

Sheft Earns Spot in Fulbright Canada Summer Research Program

This custom-designed stainless steel golf putter features continuous adjustment of toe hang and a unique attachment system for custom face inserts to adjust the club’s loft. Biomedical engineering student Caroline Means designed the putter as part of an undergraduate research project with Jud Ready. (Photo: Candler Hobbs)

Using Advanced 3D Printing, Undergrad Designs Adjustable Golf Putter

Closeup of a MARTA train in a station. (Photo Courtesy: Josh Hallett via Flickr)

Making Room for Innovation

Student startup Elbowroom piloting passenger counting tech with Atlanta’s MARTA

Brielle Lonsberry in cap and gown in front of Tech Tower. (Photo Courtesy: Brielle Lonsberry)

Commencement 2021: Brielle Lonsberry’s Passions for Public Health, Helping People Merge as SGA President

A line of gold and silver trophies. (Photo Courtesy: Brad.K via Flickr)

Coulter BME Recognizes Students with 2021 Leadership Awards

Brady Bove sits on the running board of the Ramblin Wreck.

Commencement 2021: Brady Bove Finds Home and Lifelong Connections

The first-place biomedical engineering team with advisor James Stubbs on the Gatherly platform after the Spring 2021 Capstone Design Expo. In the front row, left to right, are Team Milk Maids members Emma Kate Costanza, Brielle Lonsberry, and Simran Dhal. In the back are Austin Stachowski, left, and Amanda Wijntjes.

Tool to Assess Newborns’ Ability to Breastfeed Takes Top BME Prize in Spring Capstone Expo

Undergrad Kettle Wins Health IT Society Scholarship

Illustration of a coronavirus against the backdrop of computer code. The code is clear in the center of the virus and spreads outward out of focus. (Illustration: Joshua Stewart; Computer Code Image via Negative Space via Pexels.)

Covid Seed Grant Yields Data Mining Discoveries

Undergraduate researchers help Cassie Mitchell turn millions of studies into actionable insight