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Gang Bao, PhD
Summary Sentence: Georgia Tech hosts GEM4 Summer School: cellular and molecular mechanics with a focus on biological machines.
Full Summary: GEM4 Summer School is a two-week long course bringing together bring together faculty, students and researchers from many different institutions around the world who have a common interest in addressing major challenges related to human health. It draws from different disciplines and focuses on the intersection of science, engineering, medicine and public health.
EBICS
Institute for Bioengineering and Bioscience (IBB)The Georgia Tech Institute of Technology will host GEM4 Summer School, a cellular and molecular mechanics program that focuses on biological machines. Created in 2005, GEM4 Summer School is a two-week long course bringing together bring together faculty, students and researchers from many different institutions around the world who have a common interest in addressing major challenges related to human health. It draws from different disciplines and focuses on the intersection of science, engineering, medicine and public health.
Cellular and Molecular Mechanics
with a focus on Biological Machines
Application Deadline: May 15, 2011
Summer School Tuition: $1000 (Fellowships availble for students from US institutions)
Enrollment Limit: 50
