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Annabelle Singer, assistant professor in the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory.
Annabelle Singer Wins Society for Neuroscience Award
Annabelle Singer recognized with career development honor for original, creative work
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Susan Margulies, the Wallace H. Coulter Professor and Chair in the Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering
McCamish Foundation Commitment Funds Research of Parkinson’s Disease at Georgia Tech and Emory
The McCamish Foundation is making a multi-year, multi-million "landmark commitment" to…
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Simulated Brain Waves Offer a Possible Treatment for Alzheimer's Disease
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Susan Margulies Elected to National Academy of Medicine
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IEEE brain Podcast with Dr. Christopher Rozell
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Eva Dyer Wins McKnight Technology Award
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Emory-led Consortium Explores Brain and Behavior Across the Tree of Life
Emory-led Consortium Explores Brain and Behavior Across the Tree of Life
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Stock photo illustrating the administering of chemotherapy. Credit: National Cancer Institute
Chemotherapy and Cancer Gang up to Cause a Neurological Side Effect, Study Says
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Researcher Dobromir Rahnev, who led the study, sits in the Georgia Tech control room of a functional MRI scanner much like the one used at the University of California, Berkeley for experiments on the frontal cortex's role in creating vision.
Dobromir Rahnev Awarded $2.2 Million by NIH to Study Architecture of Metacognition and a Promising Treatment for Neuropsychiatric Disorders: TMS-fMR
Rahnev will map the brain’s landscape and study concurrent ‘transcranial magnetic stimulation-…
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Lena Ting
Lena Ting on Creative Thinking and Bridging Disciplines to Study Movement Disorders
Ting is illuminating how the brain works with the nervous and musculoskeletal systems
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