As the drive to invent new materials shifts into high gear, the view of tomorrow is inspiring

At five times the speed of sound, Georgia Tech engineers push hypersonics to the limit

How two engineers are leveraging gene therapies to change the face of medicine

As the COVID-19 pandemic creates unprecedented challenges and takes an enormous toll on our healthcare system, engineers across the College of Engineering are heeding the call to put their skills to the test. Our researchers are creating personal protective equipment (PPE), respirator parts, ventilators and more. Here are just a few stories of what the College is doing to fight COVID-19.

How Yao Xie is leveraging artificial intelligence to help fight crime

Bao Nguyen reflects on his passion for cybersecurity and why he chose to take his education "online" 

Gabe Kwong’s research focuses on engineering immunity to transform human health

Engineering Hall of Fame

Southwire brings electricity to rural Georgia and across the world

Dr. C. Anne Patterson’s Journey into Telemedicine

Turnipseed Engineers, Inc. completes $100 million of construction every year, and it’s not stopping anytime soon

How the Georgia Space Grant Consortium is supporting the state’s aerospace industry and helping students shoot for the stars

Two Tech alumni use machine learning and better equipment to make neighborhoods in more than 400 cities in Georgia and across the country more secure with Flock Safety

Engineers are building a new type of robot, and it’s going to revolutionize farming

Three engineers work to speed mobility – and slow an obstacle to growth

Agricultural technology finds a place at Tech

For the state’s food manufacturers, a Georgia Tech partnership is the secret ingredient to growth