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Georgia Institute of Technology
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The Health Systems Institute (HSI) is creating a new model for healthcare delivery through integrative interdisciplinary solutions, drawing from medicine, engineering, computing, management, and public policy.
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Georgia Tech Researchers Receive Three NSF Emerging Frontiers Awards
The National Science Foundation has awarded $6 million through its Division of Emerging Frontiers in Research and Innovation to fund three projects involving researchers from Georgia Tech, including Karen Liu and Charlie Kemp (Interactive Computing). Source: GT Research News
Prof. Julie Swann, faculty member affiliated with HSI, has been named the Nash Professor in the School of Industrial and Systems Engineering
Julie Swann has been named the Harold R. and Mary Anne Nash Professor, effective July 1, 2011. The Nash professorship was created through an endowment established by H. Ronald Nash (IE 1970), Deborah Nash Harris (IE 1978) and Michael R. Nash (IE 1974), the children of Mary Anne and Harold R. Nash (EE 1952), in honor of their parents.
Winner named for 2011 SHS endowed scholarship
Samantha Russell has been selected as the 2011 Society for Health System $1000 undergraduate scholarship recipient.
HSI Associate Director for Research, Pinar Keskinocak, named Joseph C. Mello Professor
GVU Spinoff Food Swapper Wins the Food Find Challenge
GVU spinoff Food Swapper won the Food Find challenge sponsored by the American Heart Association at the upcoming Health 2.0 conference in San Diego. The objective of this competition was to develop applications that help consumers put healthy food choices in the path of everyday life and it was reviewed by judges from Stanford Persuasive Technology Lab, the Institute for the Future, and IDEO among others.
For information about the Food Swapper visit foodswapper.comGeorgia Tech Professors Receive 2011 Cancer Research Awards
Professors Ali Adibi and Elizabeth Mynatt selected by the Georgia Cancer Coalition to be among the 12 award recipients.
Participating Organizations
Georgia Tech
- College of Engineering
- College of Computing
- College of Science
- College of Architecture
- Georgia Tech Research Institute
- Georgia Tech Enterprise Innovation Institute
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