Genomics Technique Could Accelerate Detection of Foodborne Bacterial Outbreaks
A new testing methodology could accelerate the diagnosis of foodborne bacterial outbreaks.
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Dead Zones Full of Life—For Microbes
The ocean's dead zones teem with microbes, studies show. Frank Stewart explains the research.
Would You Like Extra Viruses With Your Yogurt?
Joshua Weitz explains study suggesting a link between viruses in our gut and our health.
Punching Cancer With RNA Knuckles
Eye-popping reduction of tumors achieved with help of siRNA inside targeted delivery gel.
Fighting the Good Fight
Integrated Cancer Research Center developing new weapons for war on cancer
International Team Examines Worldwide Human Diversity in the Genomic Era
Joseph Lachance’s Georgia Tech group is one of 74 contributors worldwide
Inflammatory Autoimmune Disease Research at Georgia Tech awarded $2.3 Million NIH Grant
Autoimmunity can contribute to heart disease, diabetes and Crohn's disease. Georgia Tech has been awarded a $2.3 million NIH grant to employ computation in the study of genetic variants and their influence on susceptibility.
Yes, Computing Genetic Ancestors is Super Accurate
For two decades, geneticists have been using computer simulations to reconstruct genes and proteins millions of years old. But do their algorithms really work? A new study says: Yes, and how!
Launching Careers in Bioinformatics
Interdisciplinary graduate program has nearly perfect job-placement record
The Word on Systems Biology
New book by Eberhard Voit breaks breaks down complex science for the general reader