This symposium is held annually to celebrate Bud Suddath's life and discuss the latest developments in a timely field of bioengineering and bioscience. The symposium is supported by our Petit Institute for Bioengineering and Bioscience and changes focus each year. In addition to the lectures, I encourage you and your students to participate in the poster sessions on the afternoon of March 30 and March 31.
Posters can be in any area of bioengineering, bioscience, or science.
Registration and poster titles are due by March 23. If you are coming from beyond the greater Atlanta area, a special rate will be available at a nearby hotel for Georgia Tech Suddath Symposium participants. Please feel free to copy the schedule and registration form , post it, and pass it on to some of your interested colleagues. Spring is a beautiful time to visit Atlanta, and the city should be a mass of flowers in April. I am sure you will agree that this exciting symposium is well worth the trip to Georgia Tech.