On the Generating Buzz podcast, civil engineer Susan Burns discusses the nation's aging water pipes and other infrastructure and the challenges of maintaining systems sometimes well past their designed lifespan.

A group of high schoolers come to campus to experience hands-on STEM activities and explore careers as part of the STEM Gems camp.

NASA picked AE's Masatoshi Hirabayashi to work with an international group of scientists focused on near-Earth asteroid science and planetary defense.

It's the second straight year Georgia Tech's civil and environmental engineering team has taken top prize in the ASCE Sustainable Solutions event.

Mechanical engineering student Alec Grosswald is credentialed to cover the debate at CNN's studios next door to campus alongside hundreds of other reporters.

The College’s new weeklong camp blends engineering sessions and insider info on college admission to hook students on STEM majors.

ME's David Ku finds an affordable and widely available drug shows promise for preventing second heart attacks for high-risk patients or other complications caused by blood clots.

ISyE researcher aims to build mathematical foundations that account for the long-term impacts of algorithm decisions, including accounting for the dynamic, compounding effects of human responses.

Every engineering graduate degree at Georgia Tech remained in the top 10 nationally in the annual assessment.

AE's Panagiotis Tsiotras explains the technical issues that have plagued the spacecraft and how engineers developed a workaround to keep the telescope operating.

The competition asks students to use engineering fundamentals to create solutions that promote equity and access in the College community.

Biomedical engineer Ankur Singh has developed a method to enhance T cells while maintaining their naïve state, making them more effective in fighting disease.

ISyE Professor Valerie Thomas is investigating alternative fuels and other methods to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from ocean shipping.

ECE Ph.D. student Shweta Dutta ventured to the Turkish Antarctic Research base on Horseshoe Island to track and better understand enigmatic electromagnetic wave phenomena called “whistlers.”

The longtime ChBE professor was selected for her teaching, research, and advocacy that strives to ensure equal access to opportunity. 

Honorees have demonstrated outstanding service, teaching, inventorship and commercialization.
 

With NSF support, Colleges of Engineering and Sciences will collaborate to hire a researcher focused on solar-terrestrial science and space weather.

Researchers Patricia Stathatou and Christos Athanasiou have shown yeast is effective at removing lead from water. Now they've demonstrated how to scale up the process for homes or even cities.

Researchers etch nano-sized textures and add copper ions to create a naturally antibacterial material for hospitals and other shared settings.

ECE's Mingxuan Yao and Brendan Saltaformaggio found Ethereum smart contracts are being abused by cyber criminals at a much larger scale than previously known.