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Atlanta, GA | Posted: January 6, 2016
Jerry Grillo
Communications Officer II
Parker H. Petit Institute for
Bioengineering and Bioscience
Summary Sentence:
Student body brought a buzz to bio-research in 2015
Full Summary:
Student body brought a buzz to bio-research in 2015
Ashley Allen, Ruffin Award
Platt and BurchThe Petit Institute is an education hub that serves the needs of a diverse student body that brings a buzz of curiosity and ingenuity to one of the nation’s leading bio-research communities.
Last year, among other things, scholars at the Petit Institute made hefty contributions to wide-ranging research efforts, earned recognition and financial support for their entrepreneurial endeavors and, in the case of the high school students in Project ENGAGES, caught the attention of the White House.
These are some of the top news stories about Petit Institute’s graduate, undergraduate, and high school students:
Capstone champs gaining national appeal
Former Petit Scholar’s team wins TI:GER competition
Allen named Ruffin Award winner
Mistilis scores with microneedle research
Mentor and scholar work on simple solution
Project ENGAGES on the air: Listen
Garcia Wins Society for Biomaterials Student Research Award
Viapore wins national business plan competition
Salazar-Noratto takes research to Ireland
Undergrads help drive cancer research
ENGAGES leader honored, student invited to D.C.
Catching the Buzz on Biotechnology
Taylor wins Nerem Travel Award
