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Q&A with Georgia Tech Professors on the Intersection of Science Fiction and the Chemical Elements

A discussion with Georgia Tech scientists and science fiction writers explores connection in science, fiction and culture.

Antibiotic-testing platform gets a shot at commercialization

Antibiotic-testing platform developed by a team that includes Peter Yunker gets a shot at commercialization.

3D-Printed Device Finds ‘Needle in a Haystack’ Cancer Cells by Removing the Hay

A new approach enabled by 3D printing could help isolate tumor cells circulating in the bloodstream.

King of Hearts

Mick Jagger owes some thanks for the fact he’s alive and strutting to Ajit Yoganathan and his lab crew

More Honors for David Hu

Recognitions come from U.S. and Chinese groups.

SCMB Introduces New Wave of Researchers

Junior researchers take a leading role at center-wide strategic planning meeting of Southeast Center for Mathematics and Biology

NASA Research Isn’t All Rocket Science

Petit Institute’s multidisciplinary investigators at Georgia Tech working to discover life and protect astronauts

A Path Forward for Overcoming the Blood–Brain and Blood–Tumor Barriers

Getting cancer drugs to their target can be difficult under the best of circumstances, but in the case of brain cancer the challenge is compounded by the blood-brain barrier- a semipermeable barrier that has evolved to keep the brain “safe” from toxins in the blood.

Setting the Standards for New Therapeutics

Georgia Tech and CMaT host ASTM International workshop focused on cell and tissue manufacturing

A Nobel Nod for How Cells Sense, Adapt to Oxygen

Georgia Tech researchers reflect on 2019 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.

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Tiny Needles, or the Pill?
From the lab of Petit Institute researcher Mark Prausnitz: Self-administered contraceptive patch could be used once a month
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3D Printing for Cancer
Georgia Tech researchers develop new tool that could separate cancer cells from billions of blood cells in the body
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Early Warning System
A new method using 3D-printed cell traps can separate cancer cells from billions of blood cells, Georgia Tech researchers report
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Merging Mind and Machine
Brain-computer interface: Technology merging man and machine will 'work at the speed of thought'
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Hearing in 3D
From Georgia Tech researchers: Affordable hearing aid uses 3D printed parts
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3D-Printed Cell Traps Help Isolate Elusive Cancer Cells
Quickly and easily isolating cancer cells lets doctors fine-tune treatment for specific types of cancer.
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Shape of Things to Come
A host of ‘smarticles’ could give soldiers shape-shifting robots for future missions
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Ants Go Marching
Study: Unlike self-interested humans, ants are "immune" to traffic jams
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Wet-dry Cycles Could Have Allowed for Synthesis of Building Blocks for RNA on Early Earth
Petit Institute associate director, Nick Hud and colleagues, have developed a new theory to explain how RNA could have originated on early Earth.
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A Wombat’s Cube-shaped Poo and Other Mysteries of Animal Movement
David Hu is a mechanical engineer who studies the mysteries of animal movement.
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