Georgia Tech’s Faculty/Staff Newspaper • Vol. 34, No 17 • April 27, 2009 WTHE histle PEOPLE Senior Nick Science in Action Wellkamp, Robert Nerem, [Parker H. with Rhodes Building on excellence Petit Distinguished Chair for and Truman Engineering in Medicine and Scholarship Tech’s business school jumps; Institute Professor] at Georgia Advisor Paul Institute of Technology, is inter- Hurst and engineering continues to shine viewed on stem cell research. Provost Gary Communications & Marketing (BBC, Quicktime audio) Schuster, was named a 2009 http://tinyurl.com/c5a5zr Harry S. Truman While most of Tech’s programs held steady in Scholar. the U.S. News & World Report “Best Graduate RESEARCH Schools” rankings, some surprises emerged. Nanotech’s big booster Tech students recognized The College of Engineering was ranked No. 4 nation- Bernard Marcus, co-founder of wide for the fifth consecutive year in the news magazine’s Home Depot, free-market abso- with national scholarships annual list of the best American graduate school pro- lutist, aquarium builder and phi- grams. lanthropist is way into nanotech- Communications & Marketing than 600 candidates nominated The most notable change in the 2010 graduate rankings nology these days ... as a major by more than 285 colleges and comes from the College of Management, which jumped to donor to Tech’s Nanotechnology National scholarship recip- universities. Scholars were No. 22 from 29 last year in the highly competitive busi- Research Center. (Fortune) ients at the Institute this selected on the basis of leader- ness schools rankings. http://tinyurl.com/cae8gn year include the Student ship potential, intellectual abil- “These rankings underscore the national and global Government Association ity and likelihood of “making a excellence of our graduate programs,“ said President G.P. NEWS undergraduate president, a difference.” The 2009 Truman “Bud” Peterson. “Our students and faculty, and the state Scholars will assemble May 26 of Georgia, will continue to be beneficiaries of the many Tech joins Mission Zero effort two-time winner and one for a leadership development high-caliber programs and outstanding graduates that we Five months after launching mis- graduate recipient of an program at William Jewell provide.” sionzero.org, InterfaceFlor is award in its second year. College in Liberty, Mo., and In addition to having one of the nation’s top graduate focused on Mission Zero for Earth Nick Wellkamp, a senior receive their awards in a spe- engineering programs, 10 of Georgia Tech’s 11 programs Day with efforts aimed at welcom- Industrial and Systems cial ceremony at the Truman ing new partners ... and elevating ranked in the top 10 including industrial (No. 1), bio- Engineering and Public Policy Library in Independence, Mo., the sustainability conversation. medical (No. 2), aerospace (No. 4), civil (No. 6), electrical major, was one of 60 students (Floor Daily.net) on May 31. (No. 6), computer (No. 7), and materials (No. 8). http://tinyurl.com/cm5363 nationally named a 2009 Harry “It is just an unbelievable S. Truman Scholar. RANKINGS, continued on page 4 He was selected from more STUDENTS, continued on page 3 EVENTS Commencement Global collaboration May 1 and 2 Doctorate and master’s degrees will be presented May 1, from 7 to 9 p.m. at GT–Lorraine brokers international lab agreement the Georgia Dome. The undergraduate Robert Nesmith In 2006, Georgia spring commencement ceremony will Communications & Marketing Tech entered into be held May 2 from 9 a.m. to noon at an agreement with the Georgia Dome. Nearly 20 years after its establish- the Centre National ment, Georgia Tech-Lorraine (GTL) de la Recherche Arts & Culture Scientifique (CNRS) in Metz, France, has enabled a major to create a col- April 23–May 29 international collaboration between laboration between Students from the History, Technology the Centre National de la Recherche the research body and Society “Introduction to Museum and Georgia Tech- Studies” class and the Robert C. Scientifique (CNRS), one of the pre- Lorraine. In May, the Williams American Museum of eminent European research agencies, collaboration will be Papermaking present “The Art of the extended to include Book,” from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Neely and Georgia Tech. Room of the Georgia Tech Library. In 2006, CNRS and Georgia Tech cre- the Atlanta campus. www.iac.gatech.edu ated the International Mixed Unit (UMI) 2958, the first of its kind in France, May 1-3 allowing a mutually enriching collabora- technological and societal domains in as the MicroElectronic Research Center The Music Department will hold its annu- tion between Tech and CNRS researchers France. It is not only the largest govern- and the Marcus Nanotechnology Building. al piano sale May 3 in the Couch build- in optics and secure communications, mental research organization in France, The UMI also enables Tech researchers to ing. New Yamaha pianos, Disklaviers and advanced materials and nanotechnology, but is also the largest fundamental science develop strategic opportunities, through Clavinovas, loaned to the department, agency in Europe. CNRS and GTL, with major French and will be available for reduced prices and multifunctional materials. to faculty, staff and alumni. Preview “Within one year, state-of-the-art labo- “At the end of May, CNRS Director European Union institutions. The UMI has appointments for May 1 and 2 can be set ratories were built on the Metz campus, General Arnold Migus and Scientific already attracted five major grants from up by calling 678-985-2612. and today the UMI is the research engine Director Pierre Guillon will lead a delega- the Agence Nationale de la Recherche in www.coa.gatech.edu/music of Georgia Tech-Lorraine,” said GTL Vice tion to Atlanta and sign an amendment to France, one European contract and several Provost and President Yves Berthelot, a the 2006 agreement, opening an arm of industrial contracts. Through May 22 professor in the School of Mechanical UMI 2958 on this campus and extending “The UMI has made significant progress The Robert C. Williams Paper Museum Engineering. “This fosters the exchange of the research collaboration to Computer in most of its research activities, in building presents “Jiha Moon/Nate Moore: Science,” said UMI Director Abdallah state-of-the-art facilities, in contributing to Recent Works.” Museum hours are 9 students, faculty and ideas that benefit the a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. global Tech enterprise.” Ougazzaden, also a School of Electrical and the local, national and international pro- www.ipst.gatech.edu/amp A public research organization, CNRS is Computer Engineering professor at GTL. grams and in establishing various alliances present in more than 1,200 research and CNRS visiting scholars from the UMI Calendar continues on page 2 service units, extending into all scientific, will now have access to resources such CNRS, continued on page 2 www.whistle.gatech.edu EVENTS Research

Conferences/ Looking sharp Lectures Researchers develop new way to see single RNA molecules in living cells

April 28 Abby Vogel Research News University of Michigan Professor Barry Dunietz presents “Exploring Conductance Switching Properties Biomedical engineers have developed a of Molecular Scale Devices—A new type of probe that allows them to Computational Approach,” at 3 p.m. in room 3201A of the Molecular Science visualize single ribonucleic acid (RNA) and Engineering building. molecules within live cells more easily www.chemistry.gatech.edu than existing methods. The tool will April 29 help scientists learn more about how University of Michigan Professor RNA operates within living cells. Stephen Forrest presents “Electronics Techniques scientists currently use to image on Plastic: A Solution to the Energy these transporters of genetic information Challenge, or Just a Pipe Dream?” within cells have several drawbacks, including from 1 to 2 p.m. in room G011 of the Molecular Science and Engineering the need for synthetic RNA or a large num- ber of fluorescent molecules. The fluorescent building. Image courtesy Philip Santangelo www.cope.gatech.edu/seminar/ probes developed at the Georgia Institute of Biomedical Engineering Assistant Professor Philip Santangelo has helped develop a new Technology circumvent these issues. technique for visualizing ribonucleic acid (RNA) molecules in a living cell. Image of an epithe- April 30 “The probes we designed shine bright, lial cell showing 1,400 native mRNA granules (red) taken at several heights above and below Matteo Valleriani, Historian of Science are small and easy to assemble, bind rap- the nucleus (blue). from the Max Planck Institute (Berlin), idly to their targets, and can be imaged for sequence and combining the sequences with membrane that allowed the probes to enter presents “Practitioners, Galileo and the hours. These characteristics make them a a protein—exhibited single-molecule sensitiv- the cell’s cytoplasm. Emergence of Pre-Modern Mechanics,” from noon to 1 p.m. in room 104 of the great choice for studying the movement ity and allowed the researchers to target and The researchers tested the sensitivity Old Civil Engineering building. and location of RNA inside a single cell and follow native RNA and non-engineered viral of conventional fluorescence microscopy www.hts.gatech.edu the interaction between RNA and binding RNA in living cells. to image individual probes inside a cell. proteins,” said Philip Santangelo, an assis- “The great thing about these probes is that Previous studies showed that these tech- May 6–7 tant professor in the Wallace H. Coulter they recognize RNA sequences and bind niques were able to image an accumulation The Institute hosts the Computing Department of Biomedical Engineering at to them using the same base pairing most of probes inside a cell, but the current study at the Margins symposium, aimed at Georgia Tech and Emory University. people are familiar with in regards to DNA,” demonstrated that individual probes without understanding the technology needs Details of the probe production process and Santangelo said. “By adding only a few probes cellular targets could be observed homog- of and driving the creation of technol- ogy for under-served communities. The RNA imaging strategy were published online that would bind to a region of RNA, we gained enously distributed in the cytoplasm with no event will be held at the Technology in the journal Nature Methods on April 6. In the ability to distinguish a targeted RNA mole- localization or aggregation. Square Research Building, from 3:30 addition to Santangelo, graduate student Aaron cule from a single unbound probe because the Santangelo is currently trying to improve to 7:30 p.m. (May 6) and from 8 a.m. to Lifland, Emory University Associate Professor former lit up two or three times brighter.” the probes by making them smaller and 4:30 p.m. (May 7). Registration is $200 Gary Bassell and Vanderbilt University For their experiments, the team used brighter, while also using them to investi- before May 1, and $250 onsite. Professor James Crowe Jr. also contributed to www.computing-margins.org a bacterial toxin to transport the probes gate viral pathogenesis and other biological this research. This research was funded by new into living cells—a delivery technique that phenomena. faculty/staff faculty support from Tech. when combined with the high affinity of the In the study, the probes—produced by probes for their targets required significantly For more information development attaching a few small fluorescent molecules fewer probes than existing techniques. The Ongoing called fluorophores to a modified nucleic acid toxin created several tiny holes in the cell www.bme.gatech.edu Georgia Tech Training Services offers a Web-based tutorial on the basics The agreement of using a state purchasing card CNRS, continued from page 1 creating the (p-card). International www.orgdev.gatech.edu/training/ with academic and industrial partners,” said Ougazzaden. “We Mixed Unit collab- oration was for- The “Emergency Preparedness” are very grateful for the support malized in 2006. It certificate program, which consists of Georgia Tech, CNRS and the of several smaller courses, including was attended by “Fire Safety” and “Facilities Hazard local authorities of the Region then-Provost Training,” provides faculty and staff Lorraine in creating an excep- Jean-Lou members with valuable information in tional lab with international cul- Chameau (third the case of a campus emergency. ture and a great opportunity for from left). www.orgdev.gatech.edu our scientists and students.” “This extension of the The “Defining Customer Service” certificate program provides campus GT-CNRS lab to Atlanta con- groups and employees with the foun- tinues to build and expand the dation for offering exemplary service, strong partnership between Tech to those both on and off the campus. and CNRS,” said Vice Provost for Established in 1990, GTL offers work in Europe. Some, Berthelot partner institutions in France. Four required courses and two elec- International Initiatives Steven a year-round campus, with typi- says, are in key positions. Some students also have access tives are offered. McLaughlin. “Not only does it cal enrollment of 150 to 200 stu- In addition, nearly 1,000 to internships with GTL’s corpo- www.orgdev.gatech.edu grow both of our research portfo- dents per semester. It continues undergraduate students have rate sponsors. Miscellaneous lios into new areas, but it contin- to receive strong financial sup- benefited from the Summer “GTL carries the mark of ues to serve as a model for how port from French sources. More Program in Metz since it started excellence that characterizes April 29 strategic international research than 1,400 master’s degree stu- in 1998, with 200 students Georgia Tech,” Berthelot said. The Advanced Technology partners can both benefit from a dents in mechanical engineering, scheduled to attend this sum- “Tech’s reputation is growing in Development Center presents its project that cannot be done by electrical and computer engineer- mer. Berthelot points out that, in France and in Europe because of annual Entrepreneurs Showcase, either one individually. ing, and computer science and addition to expanding students’ GTL and the UMI.” featuring more than 40 ATDC and “This is the model for all of our 100 faculty members have spent exposures to European culture, VentureLab companies, from 2 to 4 international initiatives and one at least one semester in Metz. students have also the opportu- For more information that has proven successful time More than 1,200 Tech alumni— nity to pursue a double master’s Calendar continues on page 3 and again by GT-Lorraine.” primarily from France—now degree from Tech and leading www.GT-Lorraine.eu

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p.m. at The Biltmore. Groundbreaking held for facility In Brief . . . www.atdc.org/companies Rohatgi recognized by EPA The School of Literature, Communication and Culture presents its Ajeet Rohatgi, a Regents’ Professor in the School of Electrical spring Digital Media Demo Day, from 4 and Computer Engineering, was recently recognized by the to 7 p.m. in the Skiles building. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the American lcc.gatech.edu/graduate/demoday Solar Energy Society (ASES) for a lifetime’s contribution to making solar technology a realistic, low-cost energy solution May 4–6 The EPA honored Rohatgi as an Individual Climate A seminar on Dynamic Facilitation Skills Protection Award Winner in a ceremony recently held at the will be presented from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. p.m. in room 1116 West of the Klaus Advanced Computing building. Cost is In addition, ASES selected him as this year’s Hoyt Clarke $500 for Georgia Tech faculty and staff. Hottel Award Winner, for contributions in solar energy tech- www.dynamicfacilitation.com nology, and will honor him at the SOLAR 2009 conference, in Buffalo, New York, later this year. May 11–12 www.ece.gatech.edu The Second International Symposium on Fiber Recycling will be from 8 a.m. Participants sought for study to 5 p.m. at the Global Learning Center. 1969 alumnus Stephen Zelnak attended Registration is $350. the April 9 groundbreaking for the The Georgia Tech and Emory Health Systems Institute Child www.prism.gatech.edu Zelnak Center, a 20,000-square-foot Study Lab is seeking children participants aged 15 to 27 practice facility for Tech’s men’s and months. May 13–14 women’s basketball teams. His dona- The study, researching how to detect autism early in life, will The Symposium on Sustainable tion was the lead gift of the $8.5 million examine various aspects of a child’s development, including Polymers will be held from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Global Learning Center. facility, scheduled to be completed in play, attention and communication. www.ptfe.gatech.edu October. From left are President G.P. Studies usually take 30 minutes, during which time the “Bud” Peterson, Judy Zelnak, women’s child’s parent or guardian will always be present. To set up basketball coach MaChelle Joseph, an appointment, visit the Web site or call Jenny Mathys at May 20 Zelnak, men’s basketball coach Paul 404-727-8350 for more information. Go T.E.C.H. sponsors a Faculty and Hewitt and Tech Athletics Director Dan childstudy.hsi.gatech.edu Staff Health Fair, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Radakovich. Praising the Institute’s in the Student Center Ballroom, as part of National Employee Health and “student-athletes,” Zelnak said this was Online parking registration begins Fitness Day. a way to help teams schedule practices www.gotech.gatech.edu in a way to help academically, not just Online registration for 2009-2010 parking permits continues athletically. “We thought this was a through June 30. To register, visit Parking and Transportation’s Ongoing place where we could make a differ- Web site, and click on the registration prompt. Questions Techmasters—Tech’s chapter of ence,” he said. should be directed to [email protected]. Toastmasters International—meets every www.parking.gatech.edu Thursday at 7:30 a.m. in room 102 of the Microelectronics Research Center. “Being a recipient of Studies, Trinity www.techmasters.gatech.edu STUDENTS, continued from page 1 the Udall Scholarship College Dublin, and For a more comprehensive listing of honor to receive this award,” said Wellkamp. clearly has monetary the University College events updated daily, visit “It is a great reaffirmation of the efforts that I and prestigious ben- Dublin,” said Shah, www.gatech.edu/calendar. have put in at Georgia Tech. “ efits but winning this who is excited about Wellkamp served as Student Government for the second year in being a member of the Association president for the 2008-2009 aca- a row, being one of Mitchell Scholarship CLASSIFIEDS demic year and has led efforts on conserva- only seven this year to community as well. Automobiles/ tion, academic policies and representing the achieve this, validates “Being a part of these motorcycles student voice in the transition in Institute my goals for the future Thomas Christian Sarang Shah communities and mak- leadership and the budget crisis. and provides me with ing a lifelong connec- 2000 GMC Jimmy, $3,500 firm. 6 cyl. 4WD, pwr. doors, windows, seat. New “The Truman Scholarship recognizes the support to make those goals become a tion with the science and people of Ireland A/C, lifetime brake pads, 15K on new future leaders who have been identified as reality,” said Christian, who hopes to earn a are precisely my motivations for applying for trans. Uses no oil and no leaks. 150K change agents,” said Wellkamp. “It was a master’s degree in public policy or interna- the Mitchell Scholarship in the first place.” hwy miles w/ synthetic oil. Call Jim at 770-855-3803. long and intense application process, but tional policy studies with a focus on envi- Shah plans to graduate this spring with well worth the effort.” ronmental policy. dual bachelor’s degrees in physics and pub- Acura CL 3.2 Type S Automatic. 2002, Wellkamp said he plans to use the schol- “After finishing my academics, I hope to lic policy. He then plans on pursuing his 100,000 miles. Silver, black leather inte- rior. Very good cond. 3.2L V6 24V, 20+ arship to go to law school. enter a career in the federal government research and a doctorate in theoretical phys- MPG city, 33+ MPG hwy. 5-speed auto, Each Truman Scholarship, established doing work related to the environment and ics at the University College Dublin. ABS, VSA, cruise control, xenon lights. by Congress in 1975 as a memorial to the international affairs.” During his time at Tech, Sarang conducted Power windows, seats, mirrors, auto heat and A/C, 6-CD changer. Dealer 33rd President, provides up to $30,000 for A 14-member independent review com- research in the field of theoretical neurosci- maintained. $8,500. E-mail vanrooijen@ graduate study. Scholars also received prior- mittee selected this year’s group of scholars ence and developed textual analysis software mail.gatech.edu. ity admission and supplemental financial on the basis of commitment to careers in to help map data. Twelve Mitchell Scholars between the ages Real Estate/ aid at some premier graduate institutions, the environment, health care or tribal public Roommates leadership training, career and graduate policy; leadership potential; and academic of 18 and 30 are chosen annually for one school counseling, and special internship achievement. Each scholarship provides up year of postgraduate study in any discipline Custom 5BR on 5 acres w/stream on large acreage in southern Cherokee opportunities within the federal govern- to $5,000 for one year. offered by institutions of higher learning in County. 45 minutes to Tech campus, 40 ment. Recipients must be U.S. citizens, have This prestigious scholarship has generated Ireland and Northern Ireland. Applicants minutes to GTRI Cobb County Research outstanding leadership potential and com- more than 1,000 Udall Scholars since the are judged on three criteria: academic Facility. Single owner. Incorporates many energy/utility-independence features. munication skills, be in the top quarter of first awards in 1996. excellence, leadership and a sustained com- Visit http://home.angel-strike.com. their class, and be committed to careers in mitment to service and community. The government or the not-for-profit sector. Graduating senior Sarang Shah Mitchell Scholarship provides tuition, hous- For sale: 2 BR/2.5BA townhouse at ing, a living expenses stipend and an inter- Cross Creek Condominiums. Near has been named a 2010 George downtown. HW floors downstairs, Junior Thomas Christian, earth and J. Mitchell Scholar, sponsored by national travel stipend. updated kitchen with new appliances, atmospheric sciences and interna- The Mitchell Scholarship is a national large courtyard patio, end unit. Asking the U.S.–Ireland Alliance. He was competitive fellowship, named to honor the $160,000. E-mail suellen.robertson@ parking.gatech.edu for photos. tional affairs major, was named a announced the winner of this award former U.S. Senator’s pivotal contribution Morris Udall Scholar for the second in November. to the Northern Ireland peace process and 2BR/2BA 1,300 sq. ft., 2-level town home. consecutive year. “Winning this award means I will be able is designed to introduce and connect gen- Inman Park, 3 miles from campus. 1 year lease, renewable: $1,695/mo. Roommate- He was the first Tech student to win the to pursue my interest of researching funda- erations of future American leaders to the friendly floor plan. E-mail [email protected] award and is now the first student to win mental theoretical physics and the nature island of Ireland, while recognizing and fos- for pics, or call 678-794-3506. the award twice. He was one of 80 students, of space, time, matter and energy with tering intellectual achievement, leadership selected from more than 66 colleges and the world-class community of theoretical and a commitment to public service and Classifieds continues on page 4 universities. physicists at Dublin Institute for Advanced community.

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RANKINGS, continued from page 1 For sale or rent: Renovated brick ranch Tech Police investigating office burglaries on cul-de-sac w/ huge fenced yard, new Communications & Marketing Montgomery-Knight buildings,” are not inside,” he said. “When Of particular note, three pro- appliances, HVAC. HW floors throughout, said Officer Ian Mayberry with you leave for the evening, take open floor-plan, perfect for entertaining. grams moved up in the rankings: 2BR, large office or bonus room, formal Coming on the heels of Tech’s Crime Prevention Unit. portable electronics with you, or environmental engineering (No. 5), DR, huge eat-in kitchen, LR, screened- reported robberies of students, Several office doors were secure them in a locked drawer mechanical engineering (No. 6), porch, deck. Call 404-229-3524. Georgia Tech Police are also forced open, and desktop and of your desk. Lastly, if you see and nuclear engineering (No. 8). For rent: 3BR/2.5BA with 2 extra rooms. investigating the burglary of laptop computers were the pri- someone in your building that Moving up to the No. 22 slot Master BR w/ trey ceiling, walk-in closet. several campus offices during mary items taken. you do not know or who is act- (No. 7 among public universities), Large LR w/ fireplace; big kitchen and laun- the last several weeks. While these thefts are under ing suspiciously, make sure you dry room. Dbl. garage. Fenced back yard. the College of Management tied Excellent schools: Brookwood HS, Crews “Over the last two months, investigation, Mayberry reminds call the police immediately.” with Emory University in the rank- MS and Craig ES. $1,100 deposit and we have seen break-ins in the campus community that Dial 911 from any campus ing of full-time MBA programs. $1,100 monthly rent. Call 770-617-1189. Skiles, the Ford Environmental they can take some steps to pre- hardwired phone to contact the For sale: Split level house in Lilburn, Science and Technology vent being victimized. Police Department in case of an For more information Camp Creek/Parkview schools, level building, Boggs, Old “Make sure that your door is emergency. For all other calls, lot, on a cul-de-sac. Call Matt Bass at Civil Engineering and the shut and locked whenever you dial 404-894-2500. www.usnews.com 678-938-4015. For sale: 3BR/2BA, 4-sided brick house with 2-door garage and beautiful back 2009 Annual Retirement Dinner yard on almost 1 acre of land. Located in Lithonia, close to Stone Mountain Park and 1982-2008 1987-2008 1995-2009 Long-standing members of the Georgia Tech commu- Mystery Valley golf course. Owner must sell nity will be honored at the Annual Retirement Dinner, Paul F. Pritchett Karen Tyree Yvonne B. Kissi and will be willing to do a quick sale. 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