A recent study from the joint Emory and Georgi Tech Biomedical Engineering program addresses a critical limitation in the surgical planning for the Fontan procedure.

A recent study from Georgia Tech and Emory’s Biomedical Engineering Program explores the impact of social stress on cognitive deficits in sickle cell disease (SCD), focusing on the roles of neuroinflammation and disruptions in lipid and gene expression profiles.

Legacy Labs recently celebrated the completion of our newly renovated front lawn with a festive Oktoberfest gathering, bringing together our community in the heart of fall. This vibrant event was a celebration of the updated outdoor space and a chance to create meaningful connections among our tenants and foster a spirit of collaboration.

Earlier this year, researchers from the Georgia Tech and Emory joint biomedical engineering program at Legacy Labs published a study on volumetric muscle loss (VML), a severe tissue injury often resulting in chronic pain and functional deficits.

We’re excited to announce a special collaboration between Legacy Labs and Project ENGAGES this December!

Researchers from The Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory published a study that provides a more precise tool for assessing risk in type B aortic dissection patients.

Community members of Legacy Labs can finally rejoice in the completion of the first phase of Science Square, a new, mixed-use life sciences district offering lab, R&D, and residential real estate. To celebrate the official grand opening, Science Square Labs and Portal Innovations invited the life sciences and biotech ecosystem of Atlanta to explore their new innovation space and participate in a ribbon cutting ceremony.

On Monday, April 15, the new community name and building sign for what was formerly known as Technology Enterprise Park (TEP) was unveiled. Tenants were officially introduced to Legacy Labs at Science Square, the first commercially-available, life sciences focused offering in Atlanta. And since our academic and private tenants are leaving their own legacy with innovative new products and research, we invited community members to share more about the impact they’ll be making and one day, leaving behind. 

In light of Valentine’s Day, we invited our community of scientists and researchers to embrace their creative side and join us for an evening of inspiration, connection, and illuminating career stories at our Candles and Conversations event. 

To close out the end of 2023, and put their best foot forward for 2024, we invited community members at Technology Enterprise Park (TEP) to join us for a festive gathering to get the creative juices flowing and map out their ambitions for the year ahead.

Ever-involved in the growing community of the life sciences and biotech ecosystem, we at Technology Enterprise Park (TEP) teamed up with the Atlanta chapter of Nucleate, a student-led organization that represents the largest global community of bio-innovators, to host a festive BioBash Fireside Chat on the front lawn late November. 

Hopping on the bandwagon with the seasonal hype around all things pumpkin, we at Technology Enterprise Park (TEP) leveled up by hosting a PSL-fueled Coffee Talk to learn about pump-ing hearts! 

Celebrated annually on the first Friday of October, Manufacturing Day (MFG Day) is the biggest opportunity to inspire the industry’s next generation. With the majority of our tenants working in some capacity of manufacturing, we honored such a joyous occasion with themed trivia and complimentary coffee. 

Meet Deepro Gangulee, Senior Manager, Facilities Engineering at Abbott. When he isn’t busy at work, you can find him playing basketball and watching football!

On a beautiful fall (well almost, the autumn equinox was the day after) day, we invited community members at Technology Enterprise Park (TEP) outside during lunch to enjoy the perfect weather while getting to know fellow tenants over a fun game of trivia.

As a community filled with researchers, scientists, and chemists, we understand the importance of data collection and analysis. And with our continued efforts of fostering a collaborative culture, we hosted a Coffee Talk early morning in mid-July to get to know each other better. 

To officially kick off summer, community members of Technology Enterprise Park (TEP) gathered outside on the building’s front lawn to partake in a fun-filled afternoon of burgers, beverages, and of course, bonding.