Studying Type I diabetes for answers. Searching for a cause Each year, about 15,000 children in the U.S. are diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. Read More >

Sensing trouble: A look at CardioMEMS, a growing company making wireless sensing devices for the human body.	CHAIN REACTION: New companies and jobs are emerging from Georgia's research universities. GRA is a major reason why.
mind reading: GRA Eminent Scholar Joe Tsien peers inside the inner workings of the human brain.	Blocking the spread of HIV: A drug being developed by GRA Eminent Scholar Vasu Nair may someday keep people with HIV from developing AIDS.
Safer Cyberspace: How one Eminent Scholar's discovery led to software protecting computer networks everywhere.	A pipeline of opportunity: GRA's VentureLab program propels discovery and invention from the university to the marketplace.
Ramping up human trials: The Emory Vaccine Center is making major strides toward an AIDS vaccine.	Stopping viruses in their tracks: New drugs use RNA interference to keep viruses from replicating in the body.
fighting (cyber) crime: Damballa takes a one-of-a-kind approach to defending computer networks.	Peering into the future: GRA premieres a new TV show about breakthrough university research in Georgia.
Germ Warfare: Grappling with the mysteries of deadly diseases.	New hope: GHSU discovery may help the body fight cancer.