Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering
 
Laboratory for Biomaterials and Molecular Imaging

Welcome to the Laboratory for Biomaterials and Molecular Imaging at the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering.

Our laboratory is focused on the development of new drug delivery vehicles and imaging contrast agents. We are an interdisciplinary group that consists of biomedical engineers, chemical engineers, organic chemists and biologists.

In the News

Murthy Lab Imaging Research Highlighted in C&E News
"Illuminating Hydrogen Peroxide In Cells" article within the Chemical & Engineering News website

Nanoparticle Could Help Detect Many Diseases Early
Georgia Tech and Emory University researchers first to image hydrogen peroxide in animals

New Polymer Shows Promise for Drug Delivery
Biodegradable polyketals have advantages for intracellular delivery and sustained release

Current Projects

Polyketal research Polyketals: A new biomaterial for drug delivery
The polyketals are a new class of biomaterials developed in our laboratory by graduate students.

Nanoconfinement research Nanoconfinement: A new strategy for imaging hydrogen peroxide in vivo
We are working on a new family of nanoparticles that can image hydrogen peroxide in vivo.