A B2UGS Life…
…showing a high schooler how to keep chondrocytes alive in a dish…talking shop (or not) with biotech industry reps over coffee and eggs…grilling brats before the Tech-UNC football game…attending grand rounds for a taste of the clinic…organizing an open house on research for local schools…discussing global health policies with a CDC physician…rafting class IV rapids with future collaborators…
The Petit Institute for Bioengineering and Bioscience (IBB) has been the heart of Georgia Tech's thriving life sciences community since 1995 and offers a bold variety of cutting-edge biotechnology research. Now in its 15th year, IBB has revolutionized the term "interdisciplinary research,"
IBB is the heart of the Georgia Tech bio-community and was recently recognized by the National Academies as a model for academic interdisciplinary research. IBB acts as a catalyst for innovative biotechnology research and is home to over a dozen research centers. Learn more.
