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#FeaturedResearcher: Dr. Francisco E. Robles and his lab are advancing optical technologies and signal processing methods to improve biological imaging and enhance the ability to identify diseases. Learn more about their work! The Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory University https://ow.ly/5sj850SmNlp #opticaltechnology #signalprocessing #biologicalimaging #diseaseidentification.

#FeaturedLicense: Georgia Tech #startup Matmerize developed PolymRize? to end the expensive and time-consuming cycles typical in materials development. Their clients using PolymRize software have reported time and expense reductions of 25% to 33% when working on new polymer formulations. Developed in Dr. Rampi Ramprasad's Georgia Tech lab using advanced data science methods, Matmerize is transforming and accelerating industrial materials development at scale. Georgia Tech School of Materials Science and Engineering #polymrize #materialsdevelopment #polymerformations #newpolymerdevelopment https://ow.ly/q2Um50U8gpm

#Availableforlicense: This new Taskr prototype is a do-it-yourself mobilization solution that users of any skill level can rely on to mobilize their spot tasks. Taskr uses remote computing to achieve code-less mobilization, which allows for flexible movable delivery, where users can execute their spot tasks through platforms like Twitter or Email. Spot tasks are simple workflows that can be completed by interacting with just one page of a web-based application. Developed by Dr. Raghupathy Sivakumar. Georgia Tech School of Electrical & Computer Engineering #mobileapp #codelessappdevelopment #spottasks https://ow.ly/MZZ350SkQHZ

It’s #StartupThursday and today I’m congratulating Georgia Tech #startup Cardiosense that is reporting results from a study at the American Heart Association’s Scientific Sessions 2024 Late-Breaking Science event this week. The AHA refers to the event as the highest tier of scientific discovery and practice-changing educational content! Co-founded and based on research by Georgia Institute of Technology professor Dr. Omer Inan, Cardiosense developed a wearable device designed to identify patients at risk of heart failure. Follow them! https://ow.ly/CyuB50U6uC8 #AHA2024 #AHAChicago #CardiacInnovation #NonInvasiveCare #AIinHealthcare

#FeaturedResearcher: Dr. Lukas Graber's research seeks to move the power grid in a more sustainable, environmentally responsible direction, allowing easier integration of renewable energy resources for a clean energy future. Read about his work here: #RenewableEnergy #sustainableenergy #powergrid #DCpower https://ow.ly/Jqil50SkRq4

It’s a happy #StartupThursday when I can congratulate a Georgia Tech startup for winning a challenge sponsored by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Sanguina, Inc. was a grand prize winner of the NIH’s Rapid Acceleration of Diagnostics Technology (RADx? Tech) for Maternal Health Challenge for its #AnemoCheck Mobile smartphone app that estimates hemoglobin levels based on an image of a user’s nail beds. Based on Erika Tyburski’s senior design project at Georgia Institute of Technology, Sanguina is customizing the app for use during pregnancy. Learn more about it! https://lnkd.in/eEuKx-G8 #hemoglobin #anemia #anemocheck #sanguina #anemocheck #RADxTechMaternalHealth

#BuzzTechTuesday: Georgia Institute of Technology has a new tunable MEMs gas sensor that improves performance in both selectivity and sensitivity and only requires a software update to change target chemicals. It's making low-cost embedded/wearable systems a possibility for a wide variety of biological and chemical sensing applications. Read about it! Georgia Tech School of Electrical & Computer Engineering #tunableMEMs #VOC #wearablesensing #chemicalsensing #vocsensing #vocdiscrimination https://ow.ly/nSWn50PJfHv

#FeaturedTechnology: The Multi-Tier, In-Line Immersive Processing System is a ground-breaking chiller design for compact, in-line immersive processing of products, such as poultry carcasses. Developed by Dr. Comas Haynes, Aklilu G Giorges, Alex Samoylov, and francisco valdes, PhD of the Intelligent Sustainable Technologies Division at the Georgia Tech Research Institute. https://lnkd.in/eDcH4Be4 #SustainableTechnologies #poutryprocessing

#FeaturedResearcher: Read about how Dr. M.G. Finn's group develops chemical and biological tools for research in a wide range of fields, including #chemicallinkers for #drugdelivery, tailored virus particles for #immunology, and novel #polymericmaterials for #diagnostics and #therapy. Georgia Tech School of Chemistry and Biochemistry https://ow.ly/klbI50Q6lQj

#FeaturedTechnology: Revolutionizing volumetric imaging with scalable, high-resolution, and artifact-free capabilities. Developed by Dr. Shu Jia and Wenhao Liu at the The Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory University https://ow.ly/lOHn50TXZJQ #BiomedicalEngineering #ImagingTechnology #organoidimaging #liveimaging