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Research News Archive: 2011

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Atlanta Company Pioneers Medical Devices with Georgia Tech Help

Posted: February 3, 2011

A Georgia Tech-based company is a leader in medical devices.

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Study Suggests New Treatment Option for Ovarian Cancer

Posted: January 26, 2011

Nanoparticle-based device could offer new ovarian cancer treatment.

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Prof. Cheng Zhu in research lab

Study Maps Process Used by T Cells to Discriminate Pathogens

Posted: January 20, 2011

Researchers have mapped a two-step T cell discrimination process.

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Hang Lu Jeffrey Stirman Matthew Crane

LCD Projector Used to Control Brains & Muscles of Tiny Organisms

Posted: January 16, 2011

LCD technology has advanced the field of optogenetics

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LEAF GUI screenshot

Software Quantifies Leaf Vein Networks, Enables Plant Biology Advances

Posted: January 13, 2011

Software tool extracts macroscopic vein structures from leaf images.

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Producing epitaxial graphene

Expitaxial Graphene Shows Promise for Replacing Silicon in Electronics

Posted: January 6, 2011

Georgia Tech has become a world leader in epitaxial graphene.

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Research Horizons - Moore's Law - high-temperature furnace used to produce graphene on a silicon wafer.

Extending Moore’s Law: Epitaxial Graphene Shows Promise for Replacing Silicon in High-Performance Electronics

Posted: January 6, 2011

Since 2001, Georgia Tech has become a world leader in developing epitaxial graphene, a specific type of graphene that can be grown on large wafers and patterned for use in electronics manufacturing.

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Research Horizons - Moore's Law - high-temperature furnace used to produce graphene on a silicon wafer.

Extending Moore’s Law: Epitaxial Graphene Shows Promise for Replacing Silicon in High-Performance Electronics

Posted: January 6, 2011

Since 2001, Georgia Tech has become a world leader in developing epitaxial graphene, a specific type of graphene that can be grown on large wafers and patterned for use in electronics manufacturing.

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