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Medical imaging technologies have come a long way in the past century, and researchers from Emory have made numerous contributions to the field. As treatment options improve, physicians are looking Continue Reading →
While medical innovations have a long history, some of the most groundbreaking changes have come from medical imaging technologies. According to the FDA, “medical imaging refers to several different technologies Continue Reading →
Recently, two teams with in the Office of Technology Transfer (OTT) participated in a job shadowing exercise. Members of the Industry Contracting and Licensing teams were paired off and spent Continue Reading →
In 1987, the National Women’s History Project won a petition to designate March as Women’s History Month in an attempt to recognize and educate the nation on the substantial contribution Continue Reading →
Barbara Olasov Rothbaum, PhD, is the Associate Vice Chair of Clinical Research in Emory School of Medicine’s Department of Psychiatry, a professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science, Continue Reading →
Emory University is home to many brilliant female inventors, whom have contributed ground breaking research and innovation to the society at large. From new treatment methods to life threatening diseases Continue Reading →
Women have been changing the world one invention at a time for hundreds of years. Yet, they continue to be under recognized by both the history books and with the Continue Reading →
When you think of famous inventors, the first names that come to mind are ones like Tesla, Edison, and Wright. However, you are probably unfamiliar with the names of Kwolek, Continue Reading →
During the summer of 2016, I was asked to teach a class on marketing in technology transfer in South Africa—which was both exciting and intimidating. It would be a three-day Continue Reading →
Each year, the Emory University Office of Technology Transfer hosts an Annual Celebration of Technology and Innovation. This event brings together Emory administration, researchers, industry and many others from our Continue Reading →