You and Some 'Cavemen' Get a Genetic Health Check
Evolution has improved upon the genetic foundations of human health ... but could that have changed?
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Skewing the Aim of Targeted Cancer Therapies
The aim of targeted gene-based cancer therapies could be skewed from the start more often than not, a new study shows.
Tiny “Tornado” Boosts Performance of Electrospray Ionization Mass Spectrometry
Researchers have improved the sensitivity and detection capability of the widely-used ESI-MS analytical technique.
Drug Design Strategy Boosts the Odds Against Resistance Development
A new drug design strategy could boost the odds against developing antibiotic resistance.
Good News for New Assisted Reproductive Tech
Jordan lab research probes the safety of revolutionary mitochondrial replacement therapy
Exosomes Have a Sense of Urgency
New research from Dixon and Vannberg labs illuminate critical role of courier nanoparticles
Joel Kostka on Microbes and Climate Change
What can microorganisms teach us about climate change?
Lisa D. Redding: Outstanding Graduate Academic Advising – Staff Award
Lisa D. Redding is the recipient of the 2017 Outstanding Graduate Academic Advising – Staff Award.
A "Gut Reaction" to Georgia Tech Biology Research
The National Science Foundation creates podcast from Tech research.
Replacing Textbooks with Websites
Eliminating textbooks in favor of customized websites is win-win for students and faculty.