In a prestigious inaugural program launched by the Georgia Tech Alumni Association, 10 biomedical engineers make up the class of 2020. The Georgia Tech Alumni Association has launched a new 40 Under 40 awards program that highlights Tech alumni who have innovated industries and positively impacted communities across the globe. More than 250 individuals were nominated by […]
NFL Players Association Invests in TendoNova
BME startup company’s initial product addresses chronic tendon pain. A startup business born in the Master of Biomedical Innovation and Development (MBID) program at the Georgia Institute of Technology recently secured some investment support from the National Football League Players Association (NFLPA). TendoNova, an Atlanta-based company that develops medical devices that enable microinvasive orthopedic procedures, […]
BME Grads Navigating Uncharted Territory
Grassroots effort linking students with mentors to help make the transition in the pandemic age. Under typical circumstances, the transition from college to career can be stressful, fraught with anxiety and uncertainty. For students undergoing that rite of passage now, in the midst of an unprecedented global pandemic, it can particularly daunting. The same goes […]
MBID Students Deliver Final Presentations and Celebrate Graduation
Year-long medical device projects end with in-depth presentations to clinicians and faculty. The one-year Master in Biomedical Innovation and Development (MBID) program was created in 2013 by the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory to fill a market need for innovative professionals thoroughly trained at the intersection of biomedical […]
MBID Grads Compete in Super Bowl Event
TendoNova one of five finalist teams in NFL’s 1st and Future competition. Super Bowl LIII may not be remembered as one of the great games in the long history of National Football League championships, but the event that took over Downtown Atlanta will always be a highlight in the hearts and minds of the people […]
