Professor Zhiqun Lin examines new perovskite
Zhiqun Lin, a professor in the School of Materials Science and Engineering at Georgia Tech, examines samples of a new perovskite he developed with a team of researchers.
[Research supported by National Science Foundation grants CBET 1803495, CMMI 1914713 and CMMI 1727313.]
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Iceberg in Rosita Harbor, South Georgia Island
An iceberg in Rosita Harbor, South Georgia Island.
[Research supported by National Science Foundation grants ANT 1443585 and ANT 1826712.]
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Examining crystal sample on atomic force microscope
Georgia Tech graduate research assistant Lee Griffin places a single crystal sample onto the measurement stage of a modified atomic force microscope, used to examine the electromechanical response from the sample.
[Research supported by National Science Foundation grant DMR 1255379.]
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Researching nanoscale materials for use in medical treatments
Scientists at Georgia Tech are researching how nanoscale materials could be used in medical treatments.
[Research supported by National Science Foundation grant ECCS 1542174.]
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DNA's helix may have arisen with startling ease (Image 2)
For research on the possible origins of life chemicals on early Earth, Georgia Tech researchers used a base molecule called a proto-nucleobase (seen here next to a nucleobase), highly suspected to be precursors of nucleobases, the main components that transport genetic code in todayÂs RNA. [Image ...This is an NSF Multimedia Gallery item. (Source: NSF Multimedia Gallery)
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DNA's helix may have arisen with startling ease (Image 3)
A new study led by Nicholas Hud, a Regents Professor in Georgia TechÂs School of Chemistry and Biochemistry, suggests the rotation in DNA and RNA may have occurred with ease billions of years ago when RNAÂs chemical ancestors casually spun into spiraled strands. This artwork, produced for the ...This is an NSF Multimedia Gallery item. (Source: NSF Multimedia Gallery)
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DNA's helix may have arisen with startling ease (Image 4)
A model of an RNA helix. A new study led by Nicholas Hud, a Regents Professor in Georgia TechÂs School of Chemistry and Biochemistry, suggests the rotation in DNA and RNA may have occurred with ease billions of years ago when RNAÂs chemical ancestors casually spun into spiraled strands. [Image 4 ...This is an NSF Multimedia Gallery item. (Source: NSF Multimedia Gallery)
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Brilliant glow of paint-on semiconductors (Image 1)
Carlos Silva (left), a professor at Georgia TechÂs School of Chemistry and Biochemistry, and graduate research assistant Félix Thouin examine a setup to process laser light in the visible range for the testing of quantum properties in a halide organic-inorganic perovskite. Silva was co-lead ...This is an NSF Multimedia Gallery item. (Source: NSF Multimedia Gallery)
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Brilliant glow of paint-on semiconductors (Image 2)
Laser light in the visible range is processed for use in the testing of quantum properties in materials in the lab of Carlos Silva, a professor at Georgia TechÂs School of Chemistry and Biochemistry and co-lead on a recent study where researchers uncovered eccentric physics behind next-generation ...This is an NSF Multimedia Gallery item. (Source: NSF Multimedia Gallery)
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Brilliant glow of paint-on semiconductors (Image 3)
Laser light in the visible range is processed for use in testing of quantum properties in materials in the lab of Carlos Silva, a professor at Georgia TechÂs School of Chemistry and Biochemistry and co-lead on a recent study where researchers uncovered eccentric physics behind next-generation ...This is an NSF Multimedia Gallery item. (Source: NSF Multimedia Gallery)
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Building an interoperability bridge between payers, providers
Central Georgia Health Network VP Jodi Ingram and CIO Gabriel Orthous say getting providers and payers to trust each other means speaking both of their languages. (Source: Healthcare ITNews Videos)
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Sponsored: Georgia USA, healthcare companies working together to foster innovation
Georgia USA, established healthcare enterprises and entrepreneurs are partnering to better utilize the state ’s resources and workforce. (Source: Healthcare ITNews Videos)
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The Secret of a Snake's Slither (Image 9)
This corn snake is wearing a cloth jacket for an experiment by David Hu, a mechanical engineer at the Georgia Institute of Technology, that showed how snake scales help serpentine movement on flat surfaces.
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How to build human-centered cybersecurity
Margarita Gonzalez and Shane Owens, both with the Georgia Tech Research Institute, explain the need to reframe the security conversation from humans being the weakest link to supporting them with tools designed with users in mind. (Source: Healthcare ITNews Videos)
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T Cell Memory and Exhaustion
Immunonology IG Seminar
Dr. Rafi Ahmed is the Georgia Research Alliance Professor of Microbiology and Immunology, and Director of the Emory Vaccine Center at Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta, GA. His research efforts are directed towards: 1. Understanding the mechanisms of immunological memory and using this knowledge to develop new and more effective vaccines. 2. Defining the mechanisms of T cell exhaustion during chronic viral infections and cancer and developing strategies for restoring function in exhausted T cells. Dr. Ahmed is a member of the National Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of Medi...
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