689179news17744486431774451089<![CDATA[The Science of Saving Memories]]>
Almost everyone knows someone touched by Alzheimer's — a parent who no longer recognizes familiar faces, a grandparent whose stories have gone silent. It's a disease that doesn't just affect the person who has it; it takes something from everyone around them. At Georgia Tech, researchers in the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering are working to change that — not with surgery or medication, but through light and sound.
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2026-03-25T00:00:00-04:00At Georgia Tech, we turn deep science into therapies that could give people back what matters most.]]>679735image<![CDATA[f3b01b6c1ecbc90bfd1de201.jpg]]>
Annabelle Singer, lead researcher on the project, standing in her lab smiling next to equipment.]]>
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