2017
The goal is to make robotic prostheses easier to use by patients.
Researchers are interested in the strategies creatures have developed to overcome the challenges of moving though their environments.
Reflections at the start of the 2nd year of the QBioS Ph.D
Director Weitz developed the new, cornerstone course for the QBioS PhD.
Evolution has improved upon the genetic foundations of human health ... but could that have changed?
Georgia Tech interdisciplinary graduate program in QBioS welcomes second cohort
Immune cells of the animal host act synergistically with phage to cure an otherwise fatal respiratory infection in mice.
The American Physical Therapy Association makes T. Richard Nichols an honorary member.
Tech researchers use collaboration to push the frontiers of advanced materials research.
Tech researchers have a new theory on why flamingos stand and sleep on one leg.
Intended for Ph.D. students and instructional faculty in the life sciences
A new analysis of decades of data on oceans across the globe has revealed that the amount of dissolved oxygen contained in the water – an important measure of ocean health – has been declining for more than 20 years.
Researchers have discovered a fundamentally new source of electrical instability in the heart that can lead to dangerous rhythms.
We did it! The first year of the Quantitative Biosciences Ph.D. at Georgia Tech is now (nearly) official.
