Alternatives to hard components hold potential for applications from surgery to space exploration

Alahna Smith capitalizes on being a Clark Scholar

Researchers have devised a straightforward technique for building a laboratory device known as an electroporator – which applies a jolt of electricity to temporarily open cell walls – from inexpensive components, including a piezoelectric crystal taken from a butane lighter. 

The Georgia Institute of Technology has announced its agreement to join the IBM Q Hub at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) to help advance the fundamental research and use of quantum computing in building software infrastructure and developing specialized error mitigation techniques. 

Recognized for pioneering development of LEDs

Georgia Tech graduate John Young remembered as the most experienced astronaut in history

An interdisciplinary research group from Georgia Tech and led by Chloé Arson has received a grant from the National Science Foundation to design an advanced self-propelled robot to explore the subsurface and record a range of signals as it advances

Ryan Sherman uses Emerging Technologies to Repair and Preserve Bridges