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Remote-Control Shoots Laser at Nano-Gold to Turn on Cancer-Killing Immune Cells
Cancer immune cell therapy has made headlines with astounding successes like saving former U.S. President Jimmy Carter from brain cancer. But immunotherapy has also had many tragic flops. Georgia Tech researchers working to optimize the innovative treatment have implanted a genetic switch that activates T-cells when they are inside of tumors. Remote-control light waves resembling those used in a TV remote combine with gold nanorods to flip the switch.
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Severe Storms Research Center Works to Improve Tornado Warning Time
The Severe Storms Research Center at the Georgia Tech Research Instiute is helping improve the ability to forecast tornados and other severe storms by monitoring lighting activity that indicates intensifying storms.
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Board of Regents Sets 2018-19 Tuition Rates
Rates will remain the same as the current year.
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Georgia Tech Wi-Fi User Settings Require Change on April 19
Beginning this Thursday, April 19, users of Georgia Tech’s Wi-Fi service will need to reconfigure their network connections if they’re using GTwifi or eduroam to connect to Wi-Fi on campus.