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<p> Fabrication of the microchip. The device is fabricated by injecting a polymer into a micro fabricated mold and the polymer is cured under ultraviolet light to produce low-cost, single-use devices.</p><p> </p>

New Chip Could Make Treating Metastatic Cancer Easier and Faster

<p>Representatives of the 2022 Georgia Smart Communities Challenge Cohort. (Photo: Matt Hummel)</p>

Partnership for Inclusive Innovation Announces 2022 Smart Communities

SLIM research group photo

Group Brings Seismic Imaging Studies to Conversations on Climate Change and Beyond

<p>Experimental realization of a swimmer on a sphere with actuated motors on a freely rotating boom arm.</p>

Robotic Motion in Curved Space Defies Standard Laws of Physics

<p>GTRI researcher Levi Boggs is shown with a schematic showing the structure of a gigantic jet.</p>

3D Study of “Gigantic Jet” Provides New Insights into Upward Lightning Bursts

<p>Ross Ethier shares his memories of Bob Nerem, founding director of the Petit Institute for Bioengineering and Bioscience.</p>

Nerem Symposium Honors Memory of Georgia Tech Bioengineering Icon in ‘Bob’s Building’

A strong and ductile high-entropy alloy is made from additive manufacturing, and it exhibits a hierarchical microstructure over a wide range of length scales. (Image credit: Thomas Voisin).

Researchers 3D Print First High-Performance Nanostructured Alloy That’s Both Ultrastrong and Ductile

<p>GTRI Research Scientist Emily Strube (pictured) said that in addition to the battlefield, her team is also looking to incorporate this research into smart warehouses and to help users locate and manuever around chemical hazards (Photo Credit: Christopher Moore, GTRI).</p>

GTRI Uses AR and Line-of-Sight Calculations to Outsmart the Enemy

<p>Pawel Golyski and Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering Gregory Sawicki (left) with the CAREN (Computer Assisted Rehabilitation Environment) system at Georgia Tech's EPIC Lab. </p>

A New Framework for Measuring Stability During Walking