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Got sequencing samples ready to go?

We just made the next step easier.

A new Eurofins Genomics Sequencing Dropbox is now available at the Marcus Nanotechnology Research Center. 🐝

Prep your samples.
Drop them off.
Get back to the science.

Less time on logistics. More time at the bench.

Know a Georgia Tech researcher who needs this?
Tag them below. 👇

Georgia Tech DNA sequencing, Georgia Tech genomics research, sequencing sample submission, DNA sequencing services, Atlanta genomics research, molecular biology research.

#EurofinsGenomics #GeorgiaTech #Genomics #DNASequencing #lablife

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Clinical Trials in a Dish! The future of medicine is being built in the lab @coulterbme @georgiatech!

#science #research #cancer #patient #survivor

🔗Link in bio

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🤖 Can AI Be Surprised?

What happens when an AI assistant gets a question it can’t answer, a self-driving vehicle encounters something unusual, or an autonomous factory faces an unexpected disruption?

Humans naturally recognize when something doesn’t fit our expectations and adjust. Machines, however, typically don’t have that ability.

Researchers in Georgia Tech’s H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISyE) are working to change that.

Led by ISyE professor Yu Ding, the research team developed a new framework called Mutual Information Surprise, which helps autonomous systems recognize when something important and unexpected has happened, determine whether it matters, and decide how to respond.

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Very excited to lead Georgia Tech’s institute-wide ETHOS initiative in my new administrative role as the Deputy Director of Georgia Tech’s Institute for Bioengineering and Bioscience (IBB).

The next generation of medical research increasingly relies on models that are both more human and more intelligent. Emerging Technologies for Human-Oriented Systems (ETHOS), supported by the Office of the Executive Vice President for Research, IBB, & Georgia Tech Institute for Data Engineering and Science (IDEaS), brings together advanced human tissue systems, engineering, artificial intelligence (AI), and data science through an interdisciplinary framework designed to accelerate innovation at scale.

I am excited to build this institute-wide initiative with a vision for major societal impact! Grateful to the institute leadership for the trust in me and the opportunity to lead!

Read about this exciting initiative here:

🔗 see Bio@for link: https://news.research.gatech.edu/2026/09/21/georgia-tech-launches-ethos-initiative-accelerate-human-centered-medical-research

#Bioengineering #Organoids #ArtificialIntelligence #NAMs #BiomedicalResearch

@georgiatech @georgiatechresearch

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🐝 Huge thanks to the Georgia Tech @gtadmission team and guests for hosting counselors this morning, and spending the afternoon with our @cpscomets !

We love connecting our students with opportunities — and even more when those connections lead back to very special @cpscometsalumni who have found a home away from home in the heart of Atlanta!💛

Want to learn what the BUZZ is about at GA Tech? 🐝 Check out:
@gatechengineers @georgiatechscheller @georgiatech.arch @georgiatechresearch @gtsciences

#GoComets #Cometpride #futureyellowjackets #collegeboundcomets

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Big day for us, thank you National Institutes of Health (@nihgov) for featuring our work! We build “human Bone Marrow” in lab to find out what your immune system does and how it can fail! Hopefully more lives can be saved in the future!

“This innovative bioengineering platform provides a window into a hidden aspect of the function of the human immune system” said John H. Powers III, M.D., acting director of NIH’s National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID). “By emulating key elements of the immune system in this lymphoid and bone marrow-on-a-chip system, this tool provides opportunities to gather new insights that existing models do not offer.”

The research could have a big impact in studying cancer, aging, and testing of new therapies for infection prevention, inhibition of allergy, and reduction of autoimmunity.

Paper published in @sciencemagazine (Science Advances) @aaasorg (The American Association for the Advancement of Science)!

🔗https://www.nih.gov/news-events/news-releases/researchers-design-bone-marrow-chip-model-study-human-immune-cells

read link 🔗 in bio

Pictured: The bone marrow is a network of neighborhoods, or niches. In this bone-marrow-on-a-chip image, blood vessels (stained green) connect multiple microenvironments (stained magenta), creating routes through which antibody-secreting cells (ASCs) can migrate, settle or persist.

#science #immune #engineering #cancer #disease

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@southeastanalog is a Georgia Tech-based, student-run space program that trains for spaceflight with Earth-based missions. In August, SEA sent six students to simulate a mission to Mars at @titanranch in Arkansas. For 10 days, the team conducted experiments, managed limited resources, and lived in isolation to learn what it’s like to be an astronaut. #WeCanDoThat 🚀🧑‍🚀👩‍🚀🐝

Link in bio 🔗

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A music legend meets cutting-edge Georgia Tech research. 🎶🤖

Legendary Indian composer Maestro Ilaiyaraaja visited the Georgia Tech Center for Music Technology to experience some of the latest research coming out of our School of Music.

🎵 Robots that listen, respond, and improvise
🎻 AI + robotics designed for Carnatic music
🤟 Technology making music more accessible
🎧 Immersive spatial audio that surrounds the listener

At Georgia Tech, music research isn’t just about what we hear — it’s exploring entirely new ways for people and technology to create together.

Take a look inside the lab. 👀

#GeorgiaTech #GeorgiaTechMusic #MusicTechnology #MusicResearch #Robotics #AI #Ilaiyaraaja #CarnaticMusic

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For decades, scientists believed the immune system naturally weakens as we age. Georgia Tech researchers have discovered a way to deliver molecular instructions to “exhausted” T cells — restoring the ability to multiply and fight diseases.

Silicon nanowires deliver new biological instructions without damaging the cells — producing effects that last about two weeks. The body’s cells still grow older, but now they may not have to act like it. #WeCanDoThat 🐝🔬

Link in bio 🔗

📸 A scanning electron micrograph from the lab of Ankur Singh and Zhonghao Dai shows aged human T cells resting on top of a bed of microscopic silicon nanowires, which are engineered to interact directly with the cells and restore their youthful function.

📸 Dai and graduate researcher Shaylyn Grier examine a lab sample.

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“Paradigm Shifters”: As humans age, the immune system naturally weakens, increasing vulnerability to cancer, infections, and many other diseases. Our latest research shows that immune aging can be reversed, opening new possibilities for preventing age-related disease and extending healthy lifespan.

https://news.research.gatech.edu/feature/immune-aging

@georgiatech @megeorgiatech @georgiatechresearch @georgiactsa @coulterbme @nihgov @nsfgov

#aging #young #youth #immune #science

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Pascal Van Hentenryck is leading a team of ISyE faculty helping shape AI-driven manufacturing through a nearly $20 million @nsfgov initiative led by Georgia Tech.

Joining the effort are Nagi Gebraeel, Roshan Joseph, Kamran Paynabar, Eunhye Song, Xiaochen Xian, and Yao Xie, bringing expertise in AI, machine learning, optimization, and systems engineering to accelerate scientific discovery.

“Manufacturing is moving toward intelligent, autonomous, and interconnected systems that can learn, adapt, and accelerate innovation,” said Pinar Keskinocak, the H. Milton and Carolyn J. Stewart School Chair of ISyE. “This award positions ISyE and Georgia Tech at the forefront of that transformation. By combining ISyE’s strengths in AI and systems engineering with interdisciplinary collaboration and state-of-the-art facilities, this initiative will accelerate scientific discovery and autonomous manufacturing, and create new opportunities to tackle complex challenges in engineering and manufacturing.”

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Promised myself I’d bet on my photography more this year and I'm doing just that! 🤍

So excited to have "A Moment of Peace" a part of the Georgia Tech IBB Art Gallery & Showcase!

📍Photo location: Aquatic Park Cove: San Francisco, CA

Gallery showcase 2 complete, now onto the next! 🖤📸🤳

#artgallery #photography #sanfrancisco #blackandwhitephotography #atlantaphotographer

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