Study Shows How Bacteria Behave Differently in Humans Compared to the Lab
Study shows how bacteria behave differently in humans versus the lab.
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Will Overholt: Ph.D. in Bioinformatics
Will Overholt is receiving a Ph.D. degree from Georgia Tech’s interdisciplinary Graduate Program in Bioinformatics
Peng Qiu wins grant from Chan Zuckerberg Initiative
Funding designed to develop tools and technologies to support Human Cell Atlas and enable new collaborations among scientists, physicians, and engineers
James Dahlman Wins 2018 WIE Teaching Award
Dahlman recognized for excellence in teaching
In zebrafish, the cholera bacterium sets off a surprising flush
Cholera bacteria in gut of zebrafish induces strong intestinal contractions that eventually expel the gut contents.
Stewart, Parris & Jones: 2018 Education Partnership Award
Georgia Tech’s Frank Stewant and Darren Parris, with Jennifer Jones at Rockdale County High School, are the recipients of the 2018 Education Partnership Award.
Jeffrey Skolnick: 2018 Sigma Xi Sustained Research Award
Georgia Tech has named Jeffrey Skolnick the recipient of the 2018 Sigma Xi Sustained Research Award.
William Ratcliff: 2018 Sigma Xi Young Faculty Award
William Ratcliff is the recipient of the 2018 Sigma Xi Young Faculty Award.
Rabinoff and Torres: 2018 CTL/BP Junior Faculty Teaching Excellence Award
Joseph Rabinoff and Matthew Torres have each won the 2018 CTL/BP Junior Faculty Teaching Excellence Award.
Comparison Shows Value of DNA Barcoding in Selecting Nanoparticles
New research may guide selection of nanoparticles for transporting therapeutic molecules into cells.