Using Magnetic Nanoparticles to Combat Cancer
Magnetic nanoparticles capture and carry cancer cells out of the- Georgia Tech Begins New Training Grant on Prosthetics and Orthotics NIH grant gives three fellowships per year for five years
- Study Reveals Principles Behind Gold Nanocluster Stability Researchers from four universities publish report on gold nanocl
- Research Reveals Factors That Affect Organic-based Device Efficiency Models developed to improve efficiency of organic-based devices
- Ragauskas Named to Fulbright Chair Ragauskas named first Fulbright Chair in Alternative Energy
- New Titanium Coating Improves Joint Replacements Work may extend the lifetime of joint replacements
- Arms Race Against Junk DNA Shapes Genome Evolution Regulatory protein found to silence transposable elements
- Computer Predicts Anti-Cancer Molecules CoMet predicts which cell components have effect on cancer
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Finding Design Solutions in Nature
An interdisciplinary group of scientists and engineers at Georgia Tech recently formed the Center for Biologically Inspired Design (CBID) with the goal of capitalizing on the rich source of design solutions present in biological processes. (full story...)
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