Welcome to the CFM laboratory at Georgia Tech
The Cardiovascular Fluid Mechanics (CFM) Research Group at Georgia Tech has been one of the pioneering laboratories in the world studying the function and mechanics of heart valves and other complex cardiac defects. Established in 1979 by Dr. Ajit Yoganathan in the Chemical Engineering Department at Georgia Tech, the CFM laboratory is now located in the Parket H. Petit Institute of Bioengineering and Bioscience.
- LATEST NEWS
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- Spin Off Company: Cardiac Solutions is a startup company formed to commercialize novel heart valve technologies that involve surgical and minimially invasive platforms. It was co-founded by Ajit Yoganathan, The Wallace H. Coulter Distinguished Faculty Chair in Biomedical Engineering, and Jorge Jimenez a recent Coulter Department doctoral graduate.
- Muralidhar Padala has been awarded an AHA Fellowship to investigate "Repair for Ischemic Mitral Regurgitation: Annuloplasty alone or subvalvular repair as well?". Congratulations Murali!
- Post Doctoral Fellow Phillippe Sucosky accepts professor position at Notre Dame. Congratulations Philippe!
- Dr. Yoganathan records PODCAST for Regenerative Medicine Blog
- Spin Off Company: Cardiac Solutions is a startup company formed to commercialize novel heart valve technologies that involve surgical and minimially invasive platforms. It was co-founded by Ajit Yoganathan, The Wallace H. Coulter Distinguished Faculty Chair in Biomedical Engineering, and Jorge Jimenez a recent Coulter Department doctoral graduate.