Georgia Institute of Technology

Study examines key process for graphene devices & interconnects.

Study examines key process for graphene devices & interconnects.

Doctors and engineers teamed up to develop a kidney replacement device designed especially for children.

By harnessing its engineering, scientific and computing capabilities and its entrepreneurial tradition, as well as the Atlanta medical community, Georgia Tech is advancing the field of medical device design and bringing new devices to market.

Researchers are developing software to measure platelet count, neutrophil count and hemoglobin levels in real time at home.