Faced with gender disparities in the engineering workplace, a Tech alumna decides to make a change

Second woman to win in 50 years.

Six solutions to fix the human heart

In the current age of business innovation and competition, companies need students with strong, versatile backgrounds in analytics. Georgia Tech strives to do just that, with a virtual twist.

Highest Honor Given to Engineers

If you think Atlanta traffic is bad now, a recent UN study predicts that 70 percent of the world’s population will be living in urban areas by 2050. That’s a lot of cars on the roads come 5 o’clock.

Put simply, Jackie Knee wants to make people healthier. She’s worked at that singular goal in rural Thailand as a Fulbright Fellow, in the United States at the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, and at Georgia Tech as a fifth-year Ph.D. student in environmental engineering. 

Watch as Dean McLaughlin learns about the roasting practices of TopTime Coffee 

Inan is among 60 early-career engineers from Chinese and United States universities, industry, and government who have been chosen to participate. 

Professor John Crittenden and President Emeritus G. Wayne Cloughhave helped chart the course for the future of environmental engineering in a new report from the National Academy Engineering.

U.S. flu vaccine distribution logistics could use an update, according to Pinar Keskinocak. The researcher at the Georgia Institute of Technology co-led a recent study that compared the current approach with a proposed allocation method calculated to save many more lives in a pandemic or similarly intense influenza outbreak that taxes vaccine supplies.

Assistant professor Shannon Yee has received an Office of Naval Research Young Investigator Award for his research project entitled “Switchable Organic Thermal Elements.” 

The National Academy of Engineering recognizes pioneering engineering education

Accenture teams with world-renowned academic institution to prepare, grow and sustain a skilled cybersecurity workforce

 Music Trainer Crescendo Helps One Million Musicians 

From all of us at the College of Engineering, Happy Holidays and warm wishes for 2018! 

Medical technology key focus for Capstone this year