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Sep. 11, 2014 | news.emory.edu

Emory start-up companies prove successful in impact, getting inventions to market

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The first comprehensive survey of Emory's 72 start-up companies finds they are thriving in attracting funding, creating jobs and getting products to market.

'Divine synchronicity' guides new dean of chapel, spiritual life		Emory sports teams look forward to successful fall seasons		Neuro-interventions and the law: Experts to explore ethics, efficacy

The Rev. Bridgette Young Ross, who was drawn to ministry after a career in the corporate world, will be officially installed as dean in a Sept. 16 service at Cannon Chapel. Read more »		Emory's volleyball, soccer and cross-country teams anticipate strong fall seasons after four out of five squads advanced to their NCAA Division III tournaments last year. Read more »		Leading legal scholars, ethicists, judges, scientists and psychologists gather in Atlanta to grapple with some of the thorny legal issues spurred by advances in neuroscience. Read more »

Engage Emory Combine your passion for sustainability and local food by volunteering to help with Emory's weekly Farmers Market. Opportunities are available during the market on Tuesdays at the Cox Hall Bridge from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. and behind the scenes on Monday nights. To get involved, contact Valerie Morrill.		Take Note Discussion offers behind-the-scenes look at MARBL's Seamus Heaney exhibit Bid 'farewell to the flowers' at Carlos Museum benefit Goizueta Business School launches social media contest Seminar series begins with talk on worldwide water, sanitation data Read more »		Faculty in the News Aneesh Mehta "Emory eyes bigger picture in treating Ebola patients," WABE-FM, Sept. 10 Leslie M. Harris "In Atlanta, debating race and sports," New York Times, Sept. 9 Stuart Zola "New test could diagnose Alzheimer's six years sooner," Atlanta Business Chronicle, Sept. 5 Read more »
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