Collaborative Research

Driving Discovery, Together

We place a high value on collaboration. Through our Woodruff Health Sciences Center and Office of Research Administration, we have partnerships with medical and educational institutions across the state, including Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, Georgia Tech, and Morehouse School of Medicine, that have strengthened our reach, giving us the opportunity to teach, help, and discover more than ever.

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Georgia Clinical and Translational Science Alliance

This program is part of a national network of medical research institutions that work together to improve the translational research process to get more treatments to more patients.

Atlanta Global Research and Education Collaborative

Networks of multi-institutional scholars and practitioners from six universities support global research and education initiatives in the Atlanta region.

Atlantic Pediatric Device Consortium

This project fosters an environment of creativity, where innovative ideas are reviewed, tested, and developed by a team of experts from Georgia Tech, Emory University, and Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta.

Center for Pediatric Nanomedicine

This partnership between Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, Emory, Georgia Tech, and Morehouse School of Medicine is the nation’s first pediatric nanomedicine center.

Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering

Ranking No. 2 in the nation, this joint biomedical engineering program between Emory and Georgia Tech is an innovative partnership between a highly respected private medical school and a leading public engineering school.

Emory+Children’s Pediatric Research Center

The goal of this center is to improve children’s health through innovative research efforts by combining the strength of medical and academic institutions like Emory, Georgia Tech, and Morehouse School of Medicine.

Georgia ImmunoEngineering Consortium

This partnership brings together medical, engineering, and science experts to understand how the immune system works and find breakthroughs to improve the lives of patients suffering from cancer, infectious diseases, autoimmune and inflammatory disorders as well as those undergoing regenerative therapies.

Health Systems Institute

This program brings together the expertise of both Emory and Georgia Tech to develop interdisciplinary and collaborative research, education, and outreach programs to lead health care away from a disease-focused system to a health- and wellness-focused system.

Health and Exposome Research Center

HERCULES is a partnership between Emory and Georgia Tech to play a leading role in the discovery, evaluation, and application of the exposome concept and to aid investigators in carrying out cutting-edge environmental health research.

Malaria Host-Pathogen Interaction Center

This research program involves clinical studies from many areas of the world to develop and evaluate new malaria diagnostic tools, antimalarial drugs, and vaccines for different types of malaria.

Nanomedicine Center for Nucleoprotein Machines

This center’s focus is to understand and redirect the natural processes of repairing damaged DNA by engineering an innovative gene correction device.

Parker H. Petit Institute for Bioengineering and Bioscience

The Petit Institute’s mission is to build a community within Emory and our partner institutions that cultivates and deploys research and education in bioengineering and the biosciences.

Predictive Health Institute

The Predictive Health Institute was established as part of the Emory University strategic plan as an innovative approach to understanding and optimizing health that focuses on maintaining health rather than treating disease.

Regenerative Engineering and Medicine Center

The REM research center is a joint collaboration between Emory University, Georgia Tech, and the University of Georgia specifically focused on endogenous repair—how the body can heal itself.

Southeastern Center for Air Pollution and Epidemiology

SCAPE is a joint research project between Emory University and Georgia Tech to study air quality and the health effects of air pollution.

Technological Innovation: Generating Economic Results

TI:GER is an innovative partnership between Emory and Georgia Tech to bring together graduate students in law, business, science, and engineering to work on start-up projects.

Georgia Core Facilities Partnership

The universities in the Georgia Research Alliance, including Emory, share the use of core research facilities at each of their institutions, with identified core facilities and equipment made available to scientists at all eight institutions.

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