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Engineers Use Digital Twins and Simulation Technology to Support Atlanta’s World Cup Operations
The initiative brings the Aerospace Systems Design Laboratory’s years of expertise in advanced modeling for aerospace systems to the problem of people and vehicular traffic.
The initiative brings the Aerospace Systems Design Laboratory’s years of expertise in advanced modeling for aerospace systems to the problem of people and vehicular traffic.
New Wearable Reroutes Lost Sensation to Restore Stability
ECE's Matthew Flavin turns foot pressure into patterns of heat and vibration on the forearms to help stroke and spinal cord injury patients with balance and walking.
Georgia Tech Research News
ECE's Matthew Flavin turns foot pressure into patterns of heat and vibration on the forearms to help stroke and spinal cord injury patients with balance and walking.
What It Takes to Deliver a Tech‑Heavy World Cup
Electrical and computer engineers explain some of the newest and most crucial technology required for a seamless, safe, enjoyable World Cup in Atlanta and across North America.
School of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Electrical and computer engineers explain some of the newest and most crucial technology required for a seamless, safe, enjoyable World Cup in Atlanta and across North America.
From the Ashes, a Hidden Supply of Critical Elements
CEE researchers can extract rare earth elements from coal fly ash without the corrosive chemicals used in conventional processes.
Georgia Tech Research News
CEE researchers can extract rare earth elements from coal fly ash without the corrosive chemicals used in conventional processes.
Steve Ruffin to Serve as Interim Chair of AE School
A long-time faculty member, Ruffin has been a leader and associate dean in the College of Lifetime Learning.
A long-time faculty member, Ruffin has been a leader and associate dean in the College of Lifetime Learning.
BME, ME Students Receive 2026 Astronaut Scholarship
The scholarship foundation selected 79 students nationwide for their initiative, creativity, and excellence in their chosen field.
Georgia Tech Office of Undergraduate Education & Student Success
The scholarship foundation selected 79 students nationwide for their initiative, creativity, and excellence in their chosen field.
Georgia Tech Takes First Place at the EcoCAR EV Challenge
At the end of the four-year competition cycle, the interdisciplinary team took top prize among 14 universities with a reengineered Cadillac LYRIQ EV. The team also swept the technical presentations, communications, and vehicle demonstrations, placing first in each category.
Georgia Tech News Center
At the end of the four-year competition cycle, the interdisciplinary team took top prize among 14 universities with a reengineered Cadillac LYRIQ EV. The team also swept the technical presentations, communications, and vehicle demonstrations, placing first in each category.
FAIR Tech Winners Focus on Helping People of All Abilities Navigate Campus
The annual competition seeds student ideas that use engineering principles to improve access and community across Georgia Tech.
The annual competition seeds student ideas that use engineering principles to improve access and community across Georgia Tech.
Mitchell Walker Named Dean of College of Engineering
Walker will begin his new role on June 15 after leading the nation’s top-ranked public aerospace program since 2024.
Walker will begin his new role on June 15 after leading the nation’s top-ranked public aerospace program since 2024.
John Blazeck Receives NSF CAREER Award for Immune System Research
The associate professor in chemical engineering will design a method to evolve antibodies “from scratch” in yeast.
School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
The associate professor in chemical engineering will design a method to evolve antibodies “from scratch” in yeast.
Researchers Create New Form of Flash Data Storage for Deep Space Missions
Their NAND flash memory made with ferroelectric materials can withstand extreme radiation and handle artificial intelligence applications.
Georgia Tech Research News
Their NAND flash memory made with ferroelectric materials can withstand extreme radiation and handle artificial intelligence applications.
College Recognizes 8 Faculty Members with Excellence Awards
Honorees have demonstrated outstanding service, teaching, inventorship, and commercialization.
Honorees have demonstrated outstanding service, teaching, inventorship, and commercialization.
More Comfortable Sleep Monitoring With This Skin-Like Nasal Patch
Flexible, wearable electronics detect subtle movements of the nose caused by breathing without the bulky tubes, wires, or direct airflow measurements of traditional systems.
George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering
Flexible, wearable electronics detect subtle movements of the nose caused by breathing without the bulky tubes, wires, or direct airflow measurements of traditional systems.
Emily Sanders Awarded NSF CAREER Award for Shape-Shifting Materials Research
The ME faculty member will develop interlocking granular materials that can have both soft and rigid properties, depending on how they are deformed.
George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering
The ME faculty member will develop interlocking granular materials that can have both soft and rigid properties, depending on how they are deformed.
Lu, Forest Appointed to University System’s Highest Honor
ChBE, ME faculty members receive USG Regents’ titles for their contributions in research and innovation.
ChBE, ME faculty members receive USG Regents’ titles for their contributions in research and innovation.
It Took 60 Years, But This Grad Finally Made It to Commencement
88-year-old Kenneth Grundborg was sent to war zones by the Army before he could walk at graduation for either of his two Georgia Tech degrees. This year, he walked across the stage.
88-year-old Kenneth Grundborg was sent to war zones by the Army before he could walk at graduation for either of his two Georgia Tech degrees. This year, he walked across the stage.
Michael Silas Wins Tau Beta Pi Cup, College's Top Honor for a Graduating Student
The ChBE student found making space to build community and connections has been the most rewarding part of his college experience.
School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
The ChBE student found making space to build community and connections has been the most rewarding part of his college experience.
Exit Interview
In 2022, we met a group of Dean’s Scholars in their first year of college and asked about their hopes and dreams for college and their lives. Four years later, and with graduation near, we invited them back to see how things have changed.
Helluva Engineer Magazine
In 2022, we met a group of Dean’s Scholars in their first year of college and asked about their hopes and dreams for college and their lives. Four years later, and with graduation near, we invited them back to see how things have changed.
Just Say Hello
Mechanical engineering graduate Lucas McCarty found that collaboration at Georgia Tech begins with a simple introduction.
Georgia Tech News Center
Mechanical engineering graduate Lucas McCarty found that collaboration at Georgia Tech begins with a simple introduction.
An Unexpected Path to Mechanical Engineering
Tiana Fontejon was pretty sure she would switch to a different major when she arrived at Georgia Tech. Four years later, she says the twists and turns of her college experience have put her right where she wants to be.
George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering
Tiana Fontejon was pretty sure she would switch to a different major when she arrived at Georgia Tech. Four years later, she says the twists and turns of her college experience have put her right where she wants to be.