Stephen E. Ralph and his research team
The Georgia Institute of Technology has been awarded funding to lead a new Industry-University Cooperative Research Centers Program (IUCRC) in Integrated Photonics. Integrated photonics have become a key enabling technology in many commercial, defense and scientific applications such as fiber communications, data centers, RF analog links, quantum computing, and communications and sensing. Defense and aerospace applications of integrated photonics present many challenges for researchers, however they provide enormous opportunities for advancements in the fields.
The EPICA IUCRC was first proposed by faculty of the Georgia Electronic Design Center (GEDC), a center within the Institute for Electronics and Nanotechnology (IEN) at Georgia Tech. The GEDC is a cross-disciplinary research center focused on the development of high-speed electronic and photonics components and signal processing to achieve revolutionary system performance. With renowned
Hope for stroke victims as perispinal etanercept treatment trial enters second phase
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After her son received a profoundly life-changing medical treatment that eased symptoms of his brain injury, a Toowoomba scientist is working on the second phase of clinical trials into the drug, which is bringing hope to stroke victims.
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Stroke victim Kris Vanston says he has experienced a miraculous improvement in his symptoms