By training a model on the allowed “words” and “grammar” of chemistry, Georgia Tech materials scientists can design polymers based on the properties users need.

The 2026 Alumni Awards celebrated Georgia Tech engineers for distinguished service, giving back, and making an impact on campus and their communities.

A new AI system lets robots work faster than their human teachers without sacrificing accuracy.

As a Georgia Tech undergrad, Ruby Schmidt has come to embrace the unexpected, including the opportunity to spend eight months studying and working in Saudi Arabia.

Researchers have visualized mosquito flight behavior for the first time, which could improve mosquito-control strategies. 

For the Larson sisters, industrial engineering has been more a family calling than a career.

The interdisciplinary team reimagined the otoscope, allowing parents to conduct an at-home ear exam. 

The ways handlers and dogs work together to manage uncooperative flocks offers lessons for improving control of robots, autonomous vehicles, and other networked systems where many machines must coordinate their actions despite uncertain conditions.

The sensors, embedded in fabric, can unobtrusively monitor patients’ physical condition and alert healthcare workers before pressure sores form.

Woodruff School researchers lead a project to deliver a first-of-its-kind therapy to patients with lymphatic disease.

The investment will propel building plans forward and advance Georgia’s growing aerospace sector.

For Kendreze Holland, the idea of making it to college — let alone earning an advanced degree — was a hypothesis. Now he's the first Project ENGAGES scholar to earn a doctorate.

The researchers are recognized for patenting technologies, licensing intellectual property, and commercializing work with real-world impact.

The new facility will elevate the nation’s No. 1 public aerospace program, fuel Georgia’s economy, and accelerate innovation across the aviation industry.

The Geosynthetic Institute's relocation to Atlanta will open new opportunities for students and researchers in a growing field.

ME researchers have created a first-of-its-kind strategy that gives two-legged robots a clear set of rules for reacting when something changes in its path.

In labs chilled to 4 kelvins (-450 degrees) and on expeditions to polar regions, Georgia Tech scientists are discovering how extreme cold simultaneously challenges and advances technology in computing, space exploration, and the interpretation of Earth’s natural signals.

Yashwanth Nakka has recreated the moon’s difficult terrain to help next-gen space robots work together, explore, and build on the lunar surface.

The National Academy of Inventors ranked Tech No. 19 internationally and No. 13 nationally for U.S. utility patents granted in 2025.

From lifelong best friends to 20-year marriages, Georgia Tech is the setting for love of all sorts.