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Dr. Kippelen’s work focuses on developing functional optoelectronic devices based on organic semiconductors using his hallmark interdisciplinary scientific approach, advancing the understanding of their optical and electrical properties to create novel optoelectronic device geometries with improved performance.

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Dr. Francisco E. Robles and his lab focus on developing optical technologies and signal processing methods to improve biological imaging and enhance the ability to identify diseases.

Pamela Peralta-Yahya, an assistant professor in the Georgia Tech School of Chemistry and Biochemistry and the School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, shows samples used to study the production of pinene by colonies of bioengineered E. coli. Credit: Rob Felt

Dr. Peralta-Yahya’s group is discovering, advancing, and applying principles from biochemistry and chemical engineering to address challenges in chemical bioproduction and chemical detection.

Featured Technologies

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Novel hydrogels aid in tunable degradation kinetics

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New innovation allows for users to achieve code-less mobilization with remote computing

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Next-generation bioreactor provides controls for critical process parameters to maintain a consistent, scalable, and reproducible growth environment for cells