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Interdisciplinary researchers discover a new membrane-dissolving toxin that V. cholerae injects into cells, giving science a possible new direction for battling the pathogen

New NIH grant will help Denis Tysgankov unveil the inner workings of ‘zombie’ cells

New leadership appointments will rejuvenate and further strengthen IDEaS to better serve research staff, faculty, and students.

Keck Foundation and Mathers Foundation support work of Georgia Tech researcher Francesca Storici

Faces of Research - Meet Srinivas Aluru

SPRUCE experiment study shows elevated levels of greenhouse gases emerging from carbon-rich peatlands

School of Biological Sciences’ Jeffrey Skolnick and Hongyi Zhou are part of an award-winning NIH effort to create innovative, AI-powered platforms for discovering new pain management drugs — and identify immediate solutions

Radiation therapy has been — and will be — a cornerstone of cancer treatment for good reason: It works.

Mostly.

Currently, more than half of cancer patients receive radiation as part of their treatment. But 20 percent of them, give or take, will find that they need different options because their tumors are resistant to radiation therapy. It’s a bad place to be: They may still face the potential side effects without the therapeutic benefit, and they’ve lost precious time.

BME's May Wang leading three of the seven projects in new initiative to improve lives of pediatric patients

The award will go towards investigating the interplay of cellular movement and metabolism in grass stomata – the microscopic breathing valves on plant leaves.