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FUNDING |
[05/2021] Our lab and Thomas Hu received a 2021 IEN Facility Seed Grant
The Institute for Electronics and Nanotechnology at Georgia Tech has announced the winners for the 2021 Facility Seed Grants. The primary purpose of this program is to give first- or second-year graduate students in diverse disciplines working on original and un-funded research in micro- and nano-scale projects the opportunity to access the most advanced academic cleanroom space in the Southeast. In addition to accessing the high-level fabrication, lithography, and characterization tools in the labs, the students will have the opportunity to gain proficiency in cleanroom and tool methodology and to use the consultation services provided by research staff members of the IEN. In addition, the Seed Grant program gives faculty with novel research topics the ability to develop preliminary data in order to pursue follow-up funding sources.
For more information: rh.gatech.edu/news/644853/2021-2022-georgia-tech-institute-electronics-and-nanotechnology-ien-core-facilities-seed
For more information: rh.gatech.edu/news/644853/2021-2022-georgia-tech-institute-electronics-and-nanotechnology-ien-core-facilities-seed
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FUNDING |
[04/2021] Wellcome Leap Grant Funds Work to Create Human Immune Responses
A team of researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory University has been awarded a multi-million-dollar, multi-year award from Wellcome Leap as part of the nonprofit’s international $50 million Human Organs, Physiology, and Engineering (HOPE) program. This project is performed by a multidisciplinary investigative team that includes Andrés García, executive director of the Petit Institute for Bioengineering and Bioscience at Georgia Tech; Krishnendu Roy, director of the NSF Center for Cell Manufacturing Technologies; Ahmet Coskun, assistant professor in BME; and Jeremy Boss, chair of Emory’s Department of Microbiology and Immunology.
For more information: www.bme.gatech.edu/bme/wellcome-leap-grant-funds-work-create-human-immune-responses
For more information: www.bme.gatech.edu/bme/wellcome-leap-grant-funds-work-create-human-immune-responses
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PROMOTION |
[06/2020] Dr. Coskun received "the Bernie Marcus Early-Career Professorship in Therapeutic Cell Characterization and Manufacturing"
This professorship was established in 2019 by Georgia Tech to celebrate pleased to celebrate Bernie Marcus on his 90th birthday by naming an early career professorship in his honor. This Professorship was established to recognize faculty who have recently been recruited to support Georgia Tech’s Center of Marcus Center with invaluable discretionary funding to advance their research efforts and ultimately impact human health. This offer is in recognition of your ongoing and outstanding impactful contributions to the Department of Biomedical Engineering and the profession, nationally and internationally as a leader, scholar and mentor.
For more information: https://provost.gatech.edu/endowed-chairs-and-professorships
For more information: https://provost.gatech.edu/endowed-chairs-and-professorships
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TEAM UPDATE |
[06/2020] Master's student, Shambavi Ganesh, graduated from the Coskun lab
Shambavi's C-lab productivity score:
5 journal publications (2 first-author)
2 conference proceedings,
all in a year (2019-2020).
We wish her good luck for her future endeavors!
5 journal publications (2 first-author)
2 conference proceedings,
all in a year (2019-2020).
We wish her good luck for her future endeavors!
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TEAM UPDATE |
[07/2020] Congrats to our undergraduate researcher Sam Henderson for winning the "The CNOOC Energy U.S.A.,LLC. US Scholarship"
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EDITORIAL |
[05/2020] Special Issue "Single Cell Analysis and Spatial Omics for Cell-Based Diagnostics"
Powerful genome-wide technologies have expanded the field of genomics for finding gene regulatory factors. However, these approaches can only provide population average data that combine information from millions of cells. This population heterogeneity can be resolved by analyzing interactions of regulatory elements in single cells. Current single-cell profiling technologies resolve this cellular variability using label-free monitoring, live-cell imaging, microfluidics single-cell assays, and single-molecule nucleic acid detection methods to achieve spatially resolved analysis of genes, proteins, and metabolites. While single-cell methods shed light on cell-based diagnostics, they have been limited to the screening of only a few genes at a time. There is an increasing demand in biology and medicine for single-cell analysis technologies that can both capture spatial data and high-throughput molecular differences of individual cells. To provide solutions to this important need, this Special Issue discusses emerging technologies and computational approaches to define a new field of spatial omics (genomics, proteomics, metabolomics, and multi-omics) in health and disease.
Dr. Ahmet Coskun
Guest Editor
For more information: https://www.mdpi.com/journal/diagnostics/special_issues/Spatial_Omics
Dr. Ahmet Coskun
Guest Editor
For more information: https://www.mdpi.com/journal/diagnostics/special_issues/Spatial_Omics
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PAPER |
[05/2020] Our npj Precision oncology article is now published on spatial omics for cancers
Personalized cancer treatments could improve by combining single-cell proteomic, genomic and metabolic profiles with computational predictive analysis
For more information:
https://bme.gatech.edu/bme/improving-precision-oncology-using-multiplexed-bioimages-and-artificial-intelligence
https://petitinstitute.gatech.edu/news/improving-precision-oncology-using-multiplexed-bioimages-and-artificial-intelligence
For more information:
https://bme.gatech.edu/bme/improving-precision-oncology-using-multiplexed-bioimages-and-artificial-intelligence
https://petitinstitute.gatech.edu/news/improving-precision-oncology-using-multiplexed-bioimages-and-artificial-intelligence
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SEMINARS |
[05/2020] Co-organizing a Spatial Omics Seminar Series
Dr. Coskun organizes a virtual zoom seminar series together with Dr. Rong Fan (Yale University)
For more information: https://zoom.us/j/5948746137?pwd=OgsrN4xCP5M
For more details spatialomics.net
For more information: https://zoom.us/j/5948746137?pwd=OgsrN4xCP5M
For more details spatialomics.net
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EDITORIAL |
[02/2020] Joined Editorial Board of Diagnostics Journal.
Dr. Coskun will serve as Editor for Diagnostics journal for broad submissions and special issues.
For more information: https://www.mdpi.com/journal/diagnostics/editors
For more information: https://www.mdpi.com/journal/diagnostics/editors
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FUNDING |
[01/2020] Cell Manufacturing funded our proposal
Our joint project was funded by @CMaT_ERC in collaboration with Sakis Mantalaris Lab to understand the the heterogeneity of mesenchymal stem cells, through single cell analytical technology, to improve biomanufacturing strategies.
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PAPER |
[12/2019] The Future of Poster Sessions
Coskun lab presents concept for digital posters for interactive cellular media and bioengineering educationAhmet Coskun has seen the future for the ubiquitous poster session and it is paperless. Coskun, assistant professor in the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering (BME) at Georgia Tech and Emory University, instead envisions a more vibrant way to present research to participants at scientific conferences and other gatherings.“Paper posters fail to explain the dynamic properties of our imaging data, so we cannot adequately connect our research with the audience,” says Coskun, who is also a researcher in the Petit Institute for Bioengineering and Bioscience at Tech, where he directs the Single Cell Biotechnology Laboratory. There, an interdisciplinary team of researchers interested in photons, ions, and electrons (and their interactions with cells) combines large-scale experiments and computational analysis to address fundamental challenges in infections, cancers, and immunology to create image-based technologies to reveal the spatial nature of biological systems.
Georgia Tech BME News
Petit Institute News
Georgia Tech BME News
Petit Institute News
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NEWS |
[December, 2019] Mayar, Shuangyi, Mythreye, Shambavi, Zexing and Saurabh joined the lab as graduate researchers. Stay tuned for their exciting projects at GT!
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VISION |
[10/2019] BioEngineering Media Lab initiated - bioemedialab.org
Bioengineering (BioE) Media Lab started in 2019 at the Biomedical Engineering Department of Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory University. The mission of this interactive studio lab is to integrate emerging digital technologies with cellular imaging and analysis tools for unconventional scientific explorations and innovative educational teaching platforms.The interactive bio-engineering projects will enhance collaboration among interdisciplinary scientists. Digital visualizations will enhance sensitivity and specificity of molecular and cellular analysis in patient samples.The experimental datasets and resources are based on scientific research endeavors in the Coskun Laboratory at Georgia Tech (coskunlab.org).
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PROFILE |
[09/2019] Ahmet Coskun Joins Coulter Department as Assistant Professor
The Single Cell Biotechnology Lab aims to study spatial biology in health and disease. Our research lies at the nexus of multiplex bioimaging, microfluidic biodynamics, and big data biocomputation. Using high-dimensional nanoscale imaging datasets, we address fundamental challenges in immuno-engineering, cancers, and pediatric diseases. Our lab pursues a transformative multi-omics technology to integrate spatially resolved epigenetics and spatial genomics, proteomics, and metabolomics, all in the same platform. We uniquely benefit from super-resolution microscopy, imaging mass spectrometry, combinatorial molecular barcoding, and machine learning to enhance the information capacity of our cellular data. Variability of single cell images can be used to understand differences in therapeutic responses, as well as satisfy our curiosity on understanding how cells are spatially organized in nature.
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