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COVER STORY
Taking the Pain Out Microneedles being developed by Georgia Tech offer a painless technique for delivering drugs. Thinner than a human hair, they could improve administration of existing medications and open the door for microprocessor-based, need-responsive delivery systems. By John Toon
FEATURES
The Life on NASA scientists rocked the scientific world with the announcement that worm-like forms in a Mars rock might be nanofossils. A team of researchers, led by Georgia Tech Professor John Bradley, have other ideas about the findings. By Jane M. Sanders
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DEPARTMENTS
The Faculty View Nanofossils or Non-Biological Magnetites? By John Bradley
Research Notes
Help for the Industrial Fabric To help Georgia's textile industry remain competitive in world markets, Georgia Tech researchers, through CCACTI, are helping apply university-based knowledge to solve industry problems. By Lincoln Bates
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Technology Transfer
Serving the Community
A Sustainable Biosphere
Smart Sensor|
Volume 16, Number 1 Summer/Fall 1998 A publication of the Georgia Institute of Technology
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Photography Stanley Leary Jane M. Sanders David Scott
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