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A Marine Corps Veteran’s Pathway to Georgia Tech
Andre Gelin came to Tech to study electrical engineering as a transfer student via a special pathway reserved for veterans.
Georgia Tech Enrollment Management
Andre Gelin came to Tech to study electrical engineering as a transfer student via a special pathway reserved for veterans.
Marilyn Smith Receives Royal Aeronautical Society’s Highest Honor
Honorary Fellowship recognizes the AE professor's pioneering contributions to rotorcraft aerodynamics and aeroelasticity as well as her global leadership in vertical flight.
Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering
Honorary Fellowship recognizes the AE professor's pioneering contributions to rotorcraft aerodynamics and aeroelasticity as well as her global leadership in vertical flight.
Connecting Drone Swarms for Complex Missions
ECE's Karthikeyan Sundaresan is leading a $4.8 million NSF project aimed at turning groups of drones into a self-adapting wireless system that can move, communicate, sense, and reconfigure itself in real time.
School of Electrical and Computer Engineering
ECE's Karthikeyan Sundaresan is leading a $4.8 million NSF project aimed at turning groups of drones into a self-adapting wireless system that can move, communicate, sense, and reconfigure itself in real time.
Biodegradable STAR Particles Offer Path for Better Skin Treatments
Created by ChBE's Mark Prausnitz, the redesigned microscopic particles with tiny sharp points can allow more medicine to pass through the skin barrier and then break down after use.
Georgia Tech Research News
Created by ChBE's Mark Prausnitz, the redesigned microscopic particles with tiny sharp points can allow more medicine to pass through the skin barrier and then break down after use.
The Body’s Hidden Signals
BME's Zachary Danziger wants to understand how the nervous system controls the body.
Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering
BME's Zachary Danziger wants to understand how the nervous system controls the body.
Terahertz Imaging Could Reveal Medieval Texts Hidden in Book Bindings
ECE researcher David Citrin will test whether his imaging technology can detect writing beneath the surface of books in Catalonia without taking the bindings apart.
Georgia Tech Research News
ECE researcher David Citrin will test whether his imaging technology can detect writing beneath the surface of books in Catalonia without taking the bindings apart.
Georgia Tech Launches Online Master’s in Systems Engineering
Beginning in Fall 2027, the joint program between the schools of industrial and aerospace engineering will prepares professionals to design, improve, and lead complex systems across industries.
Georgia Tech Professional Education
Beginning in Fall 2027, the joint program between the schools of industrial and aerospace engineering will prepares professionals to design, improve, and lead complex systems across industries.
Mechanical Engineering Student Advocates for Nuclear Energy Policy in Washington
Fourth-year student Sam Woolsey joined a group of college students who met with policymakers and members of Congress to discuss nuclear energy policy.
George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering
Fourth-year student Sam Woolsey joined a group of college students who met with policymakers and members of Congress to discuss nuclear energy policy.
Coskun Uses ‘Diet-on-a-Chip’ to Study Food’s Influence on Sjögren’s Disease Symptoms
BME researcher Ahmet Coskun’s research could help replace dietary guesswork with more precise nutrition guidance for people with the disease.
Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering
BME researcher Ahmet Coskun’s research could help replace dietary guesswork with more precise nutrition guidance for people with the disease.
Researchers Develop a New Recipe for Better Molecular Imaging
Andrei Fedorov and his team have found a way to take some of the guesswork out of mass spectrometry imaging, potentially giving scientists better tools to explore the molecules that influence our health.
Georgia Tech Research News
Andrei Fedorov and his team have found a way to take some of the guesswork out of mass spectrometry imaging, potentially giving scientists better tools to explore the molecules that influence our health.
Woodruff School Collaboration Improves Reliability of Outdoor Digital Displays
MRI’s BoldVu outdoor digital displays have to withstand years of weather and temperature changes. The company’s engineering challenges have provided a steady stream of research questions for mechanical engineering students in Yogendra Joshi's lab.
George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering
MRI’s BoldVu outdoor digital displays have to withstand years of weather and temperature changes. The company’s engineering challenges have provided a steady stream of research questions for mechanical engineering students in Yogendra Joshi's lab.
Engineering Degree Helped Alumnus Michael Heffner Become a 'Citizen of the World'
An organic chemistry class led Heffner to study chemical engineering and pursue a career and leadership opportunities that spanned the globe.
School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
An organic chemistry class led Heffner to study chemical engineering and pursue a career and leadership opportunities that spanned the globe.
MSE, Albany State Partnership Wins NSF Support for Perovskite Semiconductor Manufacturing Research
The researchers aim to develop manufacturing approaches for perovskite thin films that could make production faster, more material-efficient, and easier to scale.
Georgia Tech Research News
The researchers aim to develop manufacturing approaches for perovskite thin films that could make production faster, more material-efficient, and easier to scale.
Research Program Connects Students with World's Leading Semiconductor Manufacturer
Students get opportunities to work with faculty mentors on research while exploring future internship and career opportunities with TSMC Arizona.
School of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Students get opportunities to work with faculty mentors on research while exploring future internship and career opportunities with TSMC Arizona.
Tim Lieuwen Named Interim President of Georgia Tech
An engineering alumnus and faculty member, Lieuwen will lead the Institute during a national search for the next president.
University System of Georgia
An engineering alumnus and faculty member, Lieuwen will lead the Institute during a national search for the next president.
Georgia Tech, Emory Partner on Medicine and Robotics Dual-Degree Program
Students will earn a master’s in robotics from Tech alongside their medical degree from Emory in one of the first programs of its kind in the U.S.
Students will earn a master’s in robotics from Tech alongside their medical degree from Emory in one of the first programs of its kind in the U.S.
AE Students Flying a NASA Spacecraft from Campus Mission Control
The student-operated CubeSat will test next-generation propulsion technology during a nine-month mission.
Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering
The student-operated CubeSat will test next-generation propulsion technology during a nine-month mission.
Researchers Develop a Simple Modification to Improve Commercial Resin for Direct Air Capture
The ChBE team has shown that a one-step modification can upgrade a commercial amine resin into a more efficient and durable sorbent for capturing carbon dioxide.
School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
The ChBE team has shown that a one-step modification can upgrade a commercial amine resin into a more efficient and durable sorbent for capturing carbon dioxide.
Can a Machine or AI Agent Be Surprised? Helping Autonomous Systems Respond to the Unexpected
ISyE researchers have developed a framework to help machines recognize meaningful surprises in complex environments, helping lay the foundation for robots and agents to make more informed decisions when faced with situations they weren't designed or trained to handle.
H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering
ISyE researchers have developed a framework to help machines recognize meaningful surprises in complex environments, helping lay the foundation for robots and agents to make more informed decisions when faced with situations they weren't designed or trained to handle.
Engineered at Tech: Composting with Bugs
Mechanical engineering professor David Hu uses bugs to compost food waste on campus to create an organic fertilizer.
Mechanical engineering professor David Hu uses bugs to compost food waste on campus to create an organic fertilizer.