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Coulter Department News

Coulter Department News

Sandra Maffey accepts her 2022 College of Engineering Staff Innovation & Process Improvement Award from Senior Associate Dean Doug Williams. (Photo: Candler Hobbs)
College of Engineering Honors Maffey with Staff Innovation Award, Dinkins as a Soaring Jacket

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Saurabh Sinha Joins Coulter BME Faculty

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Biolocity Selects 6 Faculty Innovations for Commercialization Support

New cohort of technologies includes cell therapy, post-op inflammation control, and a search engine for life sciences data

Manu Platt in his lab.
Platt Elected to Agenda-Setting Keystone Symposia Advisory Board

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NIH Awards Jinhwan Kim Prestigious Pathway to Independence Award

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Emelianov Among Georgia Tech Provost’s Emerging Leaders

Graphic with headshot and text: Georgia Tech Alumni Association 40 Under 40 2022 | Anu Parvatiyar, BME 08
Anu Parvatiyar Named to Georgia Tech Alumni Association’s 2022 40 Under 40

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

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College of Engineering Names Joe Le Doux to Education Innovation Professorship

Le Doux and Mark Losego have received the new appointments for their work enhancing student's academic experiences

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Joseph Del Rosario Named NIH Outstanding Scholar

Jerry Grillo sits with his debut book, The Music and Mythocracy of Col. Bruce Hampton: A Basically True Biography, chronicling the story of the Atlanta jam band musician, performer, and all-around character. (Photo: Allison Carter)
Grillo a Georgia Author of the Year for His Debut Book

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All-in-One Sequencing Key to Improving Lipid Nanoparticle Effectiveness

New screening technique could accelerate and improve delivery of mRNA therapies

The now-familiar SARS-CoV-2 virus, with the spike protein on the outside that allows the virus to infect host cells. New research is presenting evidence that recovery from a Covid-19 infection depends not just on antibodies targeting the spike protein and other surface proteins but also on antibodies that target the virus’s internal proteins. (Image: iStock)
Beyond the Spike: New Antibody Analysis Predicts Severe Covid-19 Outcomes

Stephen Housley and Tim Cope
BME Researchers Aim to Stop Chemo Neuro Damage Before It Starts

New grant from NIH supporting Cope lab’s work focused on long-term effects from platinum-based cancer drugs

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

Eva Dyer leans on a table in her lab with a large monitor behind her showing an illustration of her data research. (Photo: Gary Meek)
CIFAR Selects Eva Dyer for Global Scholars Research and Leadership Development Program

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Georgia Tech Team Wins National Security Innovation Network Hackathon

Headshots of Laura Christian, Ahmet Coskun, Maysam Nezafati, James Rains, and James Stubbs in hexagons.
5 Coulter BME Instructors Make Spring Honor Roll

A prototype soft gripping robot prepares to grasp and gently pick a blackberry from its stem during preliminary testing. (Photo Courtesy: Yue Chen)
This Robot’s Gentle Grip Can Harvest Berries and Other Delicate Fruit

Yue Chen and collaborators presenting their soft, flexible ‘hand’ at world’s top robotics conference

Four Coulter Department faculty members have earned promotions this spring. From left, Edward Botchwey has been promoted to professor, and Yonggang Ke, Francisco "Paco" Robles, and Denis Tsygankov have each received tenure and promotion to associate professor.
Botchwey Promoted to Professor; Ke, Robles, Tsygankov Earn Tenure

An image of a colon organoid captured by a new system developed in Shu Jia’s lab that can capture dynamic, 3D information about the lab-grown cultures of tissues in a single image. The raw image was captured in 0.1 seconds. The coloration represents depths of 60 and -60 micrometers from the focal plan to depict the organoid in three dimensions. (Image Courtesy: Shu Jia & Wenhao Liu)
3D in a Snap: Jia Lab Develops Next Generation System for Imaging Organoids

Illustration shows how the Ocelot device can be used to target the Achilles tendon in the heel to promote healing. (Image Courtesy: TendoNova)
FDA Clears the Way for Surgical Device Developed in Coulter Department’s MBID Program

Krishnendu Roy outside the Petit Biotechnology Building at Georgia Tech. (Photo: Rob Felt)
Krishnendu Roy Elected Fellow of the Controlled Release Society

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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Alyssa Panitch Chosen as New Chair of Coulter BME

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Roy, Andino Take Top Georgia Bio Honors for Impact on Lifesciences Industry

Sale of Dahlman’s startup wins Deal of the Year award

Annabelle Singer poses in her lab. (Photo: Gary Meek)
Singer Among Inaugural College of Engineering Faculty Award Winners

Ph.D. student Raghav Tandon with his Institute-wide Online TA of the Year Award after a ceremony in late April. Tandon won for his work as a teaching assistant in BMED 2400, Introduction to Bioengineering Statistics. (Photo Courtesy: Raghav Tandon)
Georgia Tech Names Raghav Tandon Online TA of the Year

Team FeediNG Forward won the Best Overall Project in biomedical engineering at the Spring 2022 Capstone Design Expo April 26. Their project developed an improved nasogastric tube for premature infants that protects against displacement after insertion and verifies proper initial placement without the need for X rays. The team included Alima Ballo, Esha Kashyap, Eunice Kim, Janet Kim, and Meghana Sridhar. (Photo: Joshua Stewart)
Redesigned NG Tube for Premature Babies Wins Top BME Prize at Spring Capstone Expo

Your Fantastic Mind title screen with outline of a brain in a box.
Go Inside Lena Ting’s Neuromechanics Lab on Public TV’s ‘Your Fantastic Mind’

Angela Gill Nelms, center, at the Georgia Tech College of Engineering's annual awards gala April 23 with hosts Wonya Lucas, left, and Dean Raheem Beyah. Nelms, B.S. BME 2007, was inducted into the Academy of Distinguished Engineering Alumni at the event. (Photo: Gary Meek)
Nelms Joins Tech’s Academy of Distinguished Engineering Alumni

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