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Welcome to BME
The Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory is a true success story in risk-taking and innovation - a visionary partnership between a leading public engineering school and a highly respected private medical school.
BME Research at Emory
Upcoming Events
MonApr 29
New! GLUE Lecture Series - April 29
12:15 pm
"Translation of Medical Devices: How to bring your device to market"
MonApr 29
Johnna Temenoff - Flanagan Lecture
3:00 pm
"Delivery of Cells and Biomolecules for Tissue Repair After Shoulder Injury"
WedMay 01
Bioengineering Seminar Series
10:00 am
"From Mechanical Forces to Tissue Straining – How to Employ Biophysical Cues to Guide Regeneration" - Uni
Prospective Students
Undergraduate
The Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory University offers exciting and challenging undergraduate degree programs. Learn why our undergraduates are different.
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Explore BME at any time or from any location, self-guided walking tour.
BME Stories Blog
Inspiring stories of fellow
BMEs.
BME Podcast
What's the Buzz?
Prospective Grad Students
Graduate
The joint Georgia Tech and Emory University biomedical engineering program offers three unique Ph.D. programs and two Master's program to chose from.
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The Georgia Tech MBID professional master’s degree provides a future-oriented platform of specialized expertise in an evolving field.
Prospective Post Docs
Post Docs
Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory University provide a rich and supportive training environment for postdoctoral fellows. Contact individual biomedical engieering faculty members to join their labs and visit Georgia Tech's Office for Postdoctoral Services for more information.
Upcoming Events
MonApr 29
New! GLUE Lecture Series - April 29
12:15 pm
"Translation of Medical Devices: How to bring your device to market"
MonApr 29
Johnna Temenoff - Flanagan Lecture
3:00 pm
"Delivery of Cells and Biomolecules for Tissue Repair After Shoulder Injury"
WedMay 01
Bioengineering Seminar Series
10:00 am
"From Mechanical Forces to Tissue Straining – How to Employ Biophysical Cues to Guide Regeneration" - Uni
Parents
Parents
Parents and families play an integral and ongoing role in their student's success in the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering and we encourage parents to stay connected to us through communication, volunteering and other involvement opportunities.
Upcoming Events
MonApr 29
New! GLUE Lecture Series - April 29
12:15 pm
"Translation of Medical Devices: How to bring your device to market"
MonApr 29
Johnna Temenoff - Flanagan Lecture
3:00 pm
"Delivery of Cells and Biomolecules for Tissue Repair After Shoulder Injury"
WedMay 01
Bioengineering Seminar Series
10:00 am
"From Mechanical Forces to Tissue Straining – How to Employ Biophysical Cues to Guide Regeneration" - Uni
Alumni
Alumni
Did you graduate from the biomedical department? Please contact us if you wish to remain actively engaged with fellow alumnus, trainees, faculty or staff.
Upcoming Events
MonApr 29
New! GLUE Lecture Series - April 29
12:15 pm
"Translation of Medical Devices: How to bring your device to market"
MonApr 29
Johnna Temenoff - Flanagan Lecture
3:00 pm
"Delivery of Cells and Biomolecules for Tissue Repair After Shoulder Injury"
WedMay 01
Bioengineering Seminar Series
10:00 am
"From Mechanical Forces to Tissue Straining – How to Employ Biophysical Cues to Guide Regeneration" - Uni
Industry
Industry
We offer many opportunities for companies large and small to engage and become familiar with our student and alumni talent.
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BME Capstone Design Expo, transforming clinical problems into healthcare solutions.
Upcoming Events
MonApr 29
New! GLUE Lecture Series - April 29
12:15 pm
"Translation of Medical Devices: How to bring your device to market"
MonApr 29
Johnna Temenoff - Flanagan Lecture
3:00 pm
"Delivery of Cells and Biomolecules for Tissue Repair After Shoulder Injury"
WedMay 01
Bioengineering Seminar Series
10:00 am
"From Mechanical Forces to Tissue Straining – How to Employ Biophysical Cues to Guide Regeneration" - Uni
BME News
April 24, 2019
Recipient of Georgia Tech’s WIE 2019 Faculty Award
April 24, 2019
ME team wins overall project award as 236 teams from 11 different schools and programs compete in spring event
April 23, 2019
Georgia Tech recognizes top faculty members for the 2018-19 academic year
April 9, 2019
Research from Haider lab demonstrates that visual behavior is impacted by the moment-to-moment state of activity in the primary...
April 5, 2019
Former CEO of Medtronic Focuses on Innovation Leadership in Biomedicine
