Emory Entrepreneurship and Venture Management
At the beginning of his past fall semester, Rain Tian ‘21BBA went to South Korea with his friends in what he thought would be a much-needed reprieve from the world Continue Reading →
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Students Produce Video Series to Help Local Refugee Mothers
Rollins School of Public Health student Mackenzie Leonard was watching a Congolese woman give birth in a Dekalb County hospital. The woman was trying to explain to her doctors that Continue Reading →
New Application Brings Atlanta Cyclorama to Life
As the Atlanta History Center prepared to unveil its restoration of the Cyclorama, the landmark depiction of the Battle of Atlanta once housed at Grant Park, it reached out to Continue Reading →
ICG: Adopting New Technologies
In recent weeks, the Industry Contracting Group (ICG), part of the Office of Technology Transfer, has commenced a migration from its old system for delivering notices of award. Rather than Continue Reading →
ICG: Out and About
The Office of Technology Transfer at Emory is lucky to work with some of the most prestigious research labs in the country. However, even those at the OTT who directly Continue Reading →
10 Unusual Holiday Traditions from Around the World
As the holiday season approaches, families everywhere gear up for their yearly rituals. And while you might think some of your family’s practices are idiosyncratic, trust that enough unique traditions Continue Reading →
History of Teaching Medicine at Emory
The School of Medicine is a hub of cutting edge research and education, near the top of numerous graduate school rankings — but it didn’t start that way. A quick Continue Reading →
Around the World in OTTie Days 2018
While most students went home for the summer, OTTie the OTTer had bigger plans in mind! After all, it’s hard work being the office mascot. OTTie decided that it was Continue Reading →
Healthcare, Big Data, and Emory
From our phones to wearable devices, modern technology allows us to both collect and analyze data like never before. In healthcare, reams of data are collected from a number of Continue Reading →
What is Neuroethics?
In the 1990s, developments in the field of human genetic engineering opened the possibility of modifying inheritable genes. If the technology advanced, genetically engineered children, known as “designer babies”, could Continue Reading →