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Flicker Treatment for Alzheimer’s Gets a Test Run

Georgia Tech and Emory researchers collaborate on human feasibility trial

Industry Secrets

For these five engineering faculty, time spent in the private sector proved to be invaluable.

Ground Control to Professor Thom: Inside Orlando’s Interstellar Inquiries

Researcher is ending 2020 by winning a top award in his discipline, co-authoring an attention-getting study on water on the Moon, and sharing in national exposure for his research in a major NASA space project

Newly Devised Metachronal Artificial Cilia Have Nanotech Applications

Georgia Tech researchers have successfully engineered synthetic biomimetic cilia and developed a mechanism for manipulating them using magnetic fields in a way that mimics their natural motion to assist in a variety of applications.

New Wave of Researchers Connecting Across the Miles

Computational Neural Engineering Program at Georgia Tech and Emory holds first annual online retreat

Annabelle Singer Wins Society for Neuroscience Award

Georgia Tech/BME assistant professor recognized with career development honor for original, creative work

Covid-19 Interventions Can Cut Virus Infections, Severe Outcomes, and Healthcare Needs

Interventions such as shelter-in-place taken to control the SARS-CoV-2 virus can reduce infections and overall deaths.

Gates Foundation Supporting Wearable Tech in Ethiopia

Rudy Gleason and Hong Yeo collaborating on device for continuous health monitoring of at-risk infants

Susan Margulies Elected to National Academy of Medicine

Coulter Department chair earns one of the highest honors in health and medicine

Petit Institute to Host Race and Racism Event on Covid-19

IBB’s Commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

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Fungus Fighter from the Sea
Molecule from the sea squirt microbiome battles deadly fungal infections in a new way.
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Five Online Tools for Evaluating Covid-19 Risk Ahead of the Holidays
Experts warn that people shouldn’t rely too heavily on any single risk-assessment tool because they can give a false sense of security.
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Prototype Hearing Aid Measures Up to Conventional Consumer Unit
Low-cost device could address age-related hearing loss worldwide.
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Why Experts Urge Caution in Using Covid Risk and Tracking Tools
Joshua Weitz launched an interactive map over the summer that uses real-time data to show the risk of attending events of various sizes in different places.
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Georgia Tech Professor Urges Students to Get COVID Tests before Thanksgiving Break
Joshua Weitz posted a thread on Twitter urging students to be careful these next few weeks.
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Now You Can See the COVID-19 Risk Anywhere in the Country, in Real Time
A tool designed at Georgia Tech to help policymakers, event planners and individuals easily grasp the risks associated with gatherings of different sizes throughout the United States and, increasingly, across the world.
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Fighting to Reach the Next Frontier in Space
With the launch of the United States Space Force and NASA’s planned Artemis missions to the Moon, our nation may be reigniting its curiousity with what’s beyond.
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Some Fish Fins Are as Sensitive as a Primate’s Fingertips
Experiments reveal fish fins aren’t just for getting around - they could have implications for underwater robotics.
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DIY Hearing Aid for the Many Costs Just a Few Dollars
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What's My Risk of COVID?
A variety of calculators and other tools can help predict individual risk -- or how risky the situation or event is.
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