Meet with Researchers in this $960 Million Research Marketplace
Key Stats:
2019 Life Science R&D Expenditures: $33,854,000
2020 NIH Funding: $45,341,731
Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology received $742k in 2020 from the National Cancer Institute, to develop and validate models that will provide predictive biomarkers for patients undergoing chemotherapy. The project has received $2.9 Million in funding since 2017.
Georgia Institute of Technology Researchers received $1.1M in 2020 from the NIH, to develop methods for distilling neural activity patterns into informative representations that facilitate comparison across datasets.
Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology received $946k in 2020 from the National Cancer Institute to study how T-cell recognition of melanoma antigens is impaired, resulting in suppression of anti-tumor immunity. The project has received $3.2M in funding since 2017.
Demonstrate Your Research Products at the Virtual Georgia Institute of Technology Event
Are you ready to connect with researchers at one of the top universities in the nation? Then join us at our upcoming Virtual BioResearch Product Faire™ event.
