Regents’ Innovator, Professor, and Entrepreneur are the highest distinctions for faculty members from the University System of Georgia.

The Love Family Foundation Award annually recognizes one undergrad with the most outstanding scholastic record.

ME researchers have seen evidence that regularly wearing high heels causes changes in the calf muscle and Achilles tendon that makes walking more efficient.

By giving students access to powerful supercomputers, Georgia Tech will teach AI to undergraduates in a way unlike any other university in the nation.

ChBE, ECE early career researchers will use the five-year grants to speed computer hardware design, study movement of nanoparticles, and improve understanding of graph-structured data.

Created by the team in Ravi Kane's chemical engineering lab, the new approach could offer long-lasting defense against the virus that causes Covid-19 and similar viruses.

The joint program in the College of Engineering and Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts will provide students with skills to use AI and ML to solve people-focused problems. 

Biomedical engineers introduced a new therapeutic system that could offset the poor clinical outcomes often associated with common rotator cuff surgery.

First-year mechanical engineering student Harbir Dass went from building his own go-karts in eighth grade to becoming a professional race car driver.

Call with women astronauts in space, industry panel, Marilyn Smith celebration highlight a day honoring the journey of women in AE.

Three BME and ME students created a pediatric medical device that won $15,000 at the annual undergraduate entrepreneurship competition among Atlantic Coast Conference schools.

Two BME faculty members are awarded one of the highest professional accolades for biomedical engineers.

After helping increase the number of women undergraduates in the College, WIE expands to grad students and postdocs to build on its thriving community.

Aerospace engineers created methods that space station astronauts will use to understand what kinds of resistant bacteria are present that could make astronauts sick. Their approach could mean longer and farther human space travel without having to send this kind of data to Earth for study.

Aaron Young’s team has developed a wear-and-go approach that requires no calibration or training.

From protecting crops to translating chicken clucks, ECE researchers are shaping the future of agriculture.

The team of engineering and science students created an at-home, non-invasive menstrual blood screening tool to test for gynecological diseases.

While most small insects and mammals urinate in droplets, cicadas urinate in jets. Researchers say the finding could be used to create better robots and small nozzles.

Malik was presented the 2024 Davidson Family Tau Beta Pi Senior Engineering Award. 

Kostas Konstantinidis's new study looks at natural divisions in bacteria with a goal of determining a scientific method for organizing them into species and strains.