@CoulterBME

Official account of the The Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at @GeorgiaTech and @EmoryUniversity.

 Atlanta, GA
bme.gatech.edu
Joined April 2017
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On Holy Shift!, Garrett Stanley shares the unforgettable moment that first drew him toward a career studying the human brain. Listen to the full convo: youtu.be/4WRVsC1NIaA #HolyShiftResearch #FollowYourCuriosity #CareerJourneys #BrainScience #ScienceStories
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Transfer students Luis Lujan and Agustin Munyau found more than a degree at #CoulterBME. They found a community that helped turn their passion for helping others into Hearo, the 2026 InVenture Prize-winning device: bme.gatech.edu/news/transfer… #NationalTransferStudentWeek
Five members of the winning Georgia Tech InVenture Prize team pose with a trophy and a ceremonial $20,000 first-place check onstage at the 2026 competition.

ALT Five members of the winning Georgia Tech InVenture Prize team pose with a trophy and a ceremonial $20,000 first-place check onstage at the 2026 competition.

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Sometimes important discoveries start with something going completely off script. Listen to the full convo on the Holy Shift! Podcast for more from Garrett Stanley: youtu.be/4WRVsC1NIaA #HolyShiftResearch #AccidentalDiscoveries #HowDiscoveryWorks #ScienceStories #Curiosity
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From Capstone Design to the Hahn Family Design Garden, #Coulter BME students learn by tackling real-world challenges. Support through the Hahn Family BME Design & Innovation Challenge goes further with a match on new gifts of $5,000+. bit.ly/Hahn-Family-Challenge
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Garrett Stanley explores one of science's biggest challenges: what the brain’s signals teach us about movement, memory, perception, and disease. Discover what the next generation of brain technology could look like: youtu.be/4WRVsC1NIaA #HolyShiftResearch #CoulterBME
Headshot of Garrett Stanley alongside the text “We Can’t Decode the Brain… Yet” and the Holy Shift! Biomedical Breakthroughs Shaping Tomorrow logo.

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Can AI help detect disease earlier? What can the eye reveal about human health? How are researchers working to decode the brain? The latest #CoulterBME Magazine explores what's driving the future of medicine. bit.ly/BME-Magazine-2026 #BiomedicalEngineering #GeorgiaTech #Emory
Magazine cover showing a detailed close-up of an eye with a blue-green iris. Headlines spotlight vision research, brain science, and advances in therapeutics in the Fall 2026 issue of Coulter BME Magazine.

ALT Magazine cover showing a detailed close-up of an eye with a blue-green iris. Headlines spotlight vision research, brain science, and advances in therapeutics in the Fall 2026 issue of Coulter BME Magazine.

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Learn how one future scientist spent childhood taking things apart, short-circuiting gadgets, and driving parents crazy. Listen to the full convo on the Holy Shift! Podcast: youtu.be/AbZRErbHJEk #HolyShiftResearch
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Scientists like Ankur Singh are building tiny human-like systems in the lab to help identify promising therapies before they ever reach a patient. Listen to the full convo on the Holy Shift! Podcast: youtu.be/AbZRErbHJEk?si=_l1r… #ClinicalTrials #CancerResearch #HolyShiftResearch
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Your gift can have twice the impact. Through the Hahn Family BME Design & Innovation Challenge, new gifts of $5,000+ to the #CoulterBME Design and Innovation Fund are matched dollar for dollar, up to $100,000. Help support student innovation: bit.ly/Hahn-Family-Challenge
Student presenting a prosthetic arm prototype beside text promoting the Hahn Family BME Design & Innovation Challenge.

ALT Student presenting a prosthetic arm prototype beside text promoting the Hahn Family BME Design & Innovation Challenge.

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On a new episode of Holy Shift!, Ankur Singh shares how his lab is helping researchers understand cancer, immune aging, and why patients respond differently to disease and treatment. Listen now: youtu.be/AbZRErbHJEk #ClinicalTrials #CancerResearch #HolyShiftResearch
Holy Shift! podcast episode graphic featuring Ankur Singh, with the title “Your Body’s Secret Army” and a subtitle identifying Singh as the Carl Ring Family Professor of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory University.

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Her brother got a chemistry set for Christmas. She got a toy stove. That moment stayed with Tara Deans for years. Now she's redefining who gets to be a scientist, one platelet at a time. Hear more on Holy Shift! Podcast: youtu.be/kex-OUqoUOw #WomenInSTEM #HolyShiftResearch
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Coulter BME’s Ankur Singh will lead Georgia Tech's new Emerging Technologies for Human-Oriented Systems (ETHOS) initiative. ETHOS will advance technologies that could accelerate the development of safer, more effective therapies. Read more: bit.ly/singh_ethos
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Innovation thrives when medicine and engineering come together! Excited to see @CoulterBME contribute to this groundbreaking MD/MS in Robotics program with @EmoryMedicine and Georgia Tech.
Emory School of Medicine@EmoryMedicineSep 22
Emory School of Medicine & Georgia Tech launch new MD/MS dual-degree program in #robotics, 1 of the 1st programs of its kind in the U.S. The program trains physician-innovators to design, evaluate, lead the development of new health care tech. bit.ly/4h6OgJV @CoulterBME

Emory School of Medicine and Georgia Tech launch new MD/MS dual-degree program in robotics | Emory...

One of the first of its kind in the U.S., the program will train physician-innovators to design, evaluate and lead the development of new healthcare technologies.

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When a doctor tells a scared family, “we’re working on it,” they’re talking about researchers like Tara Deans. On the Holy Shift! podcast, she explains why research is the promise behind every tough diagnosis: youtu.be/kex-OUqoUOw #BiomedicalEngineering #HolyShiftResearch
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The Season 2 premiere of Holy Shift! features Tara Deans, a stem cell engineer working to reprogram the body's own cells to fight disease. Discover how these breakthroughs could transform healthcare. Listen now: youtu.be/kex-OUqoUOw #HolyShiftResearch #BiomedicalEngineering
Headshot of Tara Deans, associate professor of biomedical engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory University, alongside the text “We Hacked Human Cells” and the Holy Shift! podcast logo.

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On the Holy Shift! Podcast, Annabelle Singer explains how scientific research fuels the economy and strengthens the broader healthcare ecosystem 🏥. Listen to the full convo for more insights: bit.ly/Lights-Camera-Memory #STEMJobs #ResearchImpact #HolyShiftResearch
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Classroom learning meets real-world healthcare challenges in Coulter BME's Capstone Design program. Support through the Hahn Family BME Design & Innovation Challenge helps provide the resources students need. Learn how you can join the challenge: bit.ly/Hahn-Family-Challenge
Graphic for the Hahn Family BME Design & Innovation Challenge featuring a faculty portrait, a modern classroom background, and a quote about students applying their learning to address unmet clinical needs. Georgia Tech, Coulter BME, and Emory logos appear at the bottom.

ALT Graphic for the Hahn Family BME Design & Innovation Challenge featuring a faculty portrait, a modern classroom background, and a quote about students applying their learning to address unmet clinical needs. Georgia Tech, Coulter BME, and Emory logos appear at the bottom.

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What if we didn't invest in scientific research? Felipe Quiroz dives into the real impact on hope, healthcare, and the technologies that shape our future. Listen to the full convo on the Holy Shift! Podcast for more: holyshiftresearch.transistor… #ScienceMatters #HolyShiftResearch
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Eleven Coulter BME Ph.D. students have received the @NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program. Their research spans neuroimaging, biomaterials, cancer immunotherapy, medical robotics, and more. Read more: bit.ly/NSF-GRFP-26  #BiomedicalEngineering #STEM #Research
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ALT Graphic featuring 11 student portrait photos surrounding the text, “NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program Recipients,” in a gold center panel. Black and gold accents frame the collage

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Ming-fai Fong shares how addressing amblyopia, also known as lazy eye, could impact millions by 2040. Listen to the convo on the Holy Shift! Podcast and learn why continued research is essential: holyshiftresearch.transistor… #VisionAwareness #GlobalHealth #HolyShiftResearch
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