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Remote valet mode and revolutionized parking: Ford’s Smart Mobility (read how ME is helping Ford reduce emissions)
A place to learn: Civil Engineering alumna helps build a new future for Peruvian children
Microneedle research gets $2.5 million in grants
Length of Lashes Keeps Eyes From Drying, Study Finds
Women at Tech Timeline
CoE Cares Spotlight- Julie Champion (ChBE)
Ga. Tech professor named Langley Professor at National Institute of Aerospace
AE's Dr. Dimitri Mavris is the National Institute of Aerospace's new Langley Distinguished Professor in Advanced Aerospace Systems Architecture for the Georgia Institute of Technology.
AE's Dr. Dimitri Mavris is the National Institute of Aerospace's new Langley Distinguished Professor in Advanced Aerospace Systems Architecture for the Georgia Institute of Technology.
CoE Cares Recipes- Volume 3
CoE Cares Spotlight- Emily Howell
CoE Dean named to Leidos Board of Directors
A Powerful Word
Op-ed written by CoE Gary May, Georgia Tech on Obama's plan to offer free tuition to community colleges.
Op-ed written by CoE Gary May, Georgia Tech on Obama's plan to offer free tuition to community colleges.
Students to Show off Research at STEM Education Research Expo
Mechanical Engineering Twins Named to All-ACC Academic Team
Redesigned Crutch Developer Gains $450K in Early Funds
ISyE Student Interns at ESPN
Rebecca Lally serves as stats and analysis intern at ESPN
Rebecca Lally serves as stats and analysis intern at ESPN
The best is not to come? Study suggests methane storage methods are maxed out
Engineer with a Medical Mission
Every hour, 50 babies in the U.S. are born prematurely. Dr. David Carlton (B.S. ChE ’79) works to ensure that those in his care have the best chance for a healthy life.
Every hour, 50 babies in the U.S. are born prematurely. Dr. David Carlton (B.S. ChE ’79) works to ensure that those in his care have the best chance for a healthy life.
ISyE Professor Selected to Serve on National Preparedness and Response Science Board
Ugandan village has a new well and clean water, thanks to Georgia Tech students
