New wearable brain-machine interface (BMI) system could improve the quality of life for people with motor dysfunction or paralysis. 

Pardue, a faculty member since 2015, will begin her new role August 16

Georgia Tech’s impact reaches every industry, every part of the globe, and every aspect of people’s lives through the work of our esteemed alumni. These 40 talented individuals have made significant contributions in their fields at an early age and over half of them are College of Engineering Alumni. 

 Two senior design teams in the H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISyE) have produced solutions to their projects that have made a direct community impact. 

The benefits to indoor air quality of one type of purifying system can be offset by the generation of other pollutants

A new agreement with NASA puts Georgia Tech on a mission to find water on the Moon

Larry Heck will join the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) on August 15 as a Professor, Rhesa “Ray” S. Farmer Chair and a Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar.

The NIH-funded program is designed to train a new generation of biomedical researchers and thought leaders to harness the data revolution.

The project’s goal is to allow golfers to adjust parts of their club to find a better stroke rather than having to buy a new club.

Woodruff School Ph.D. student Bryan Watson is one of the 60 U.S. service members, veterans and military spouses chosen as a 2021 Tillman Scholar.

Experts from the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering share their perspectives on what should be prioritized as federal lawmakers announce a $1.2 trillion infrastructure framework.

Margulies is the first biomedical engineer to head the directorate, which supports fundamental research and enhances the nation’s innovation through a range of initiatives. 

SlothBot, a robot that monitors pollution, temperature and other environmental conditions, survives for 13 months in the tree canopy of the Atlanta Botanical Garden. 

The U.S. continues to see Covid-19 vaccinations gradually increasing nationwide, with nearly 66% of all adults now having at least one vaccine dose according to CDC’s COVID Data Tracker, yet disparities have been noted in vaccination rates across races and geographic areas.

Researchers from Georgia Tech’s School of Civil and Environmental Engineering have discovered a way to extract rare-earth elements—essential ingredients for nearly all modern electronics—from the ash left behind at coal-burning power plants using a non-toxic ionic liquid.

Global Pioneer in Developing Biomaterials Systems for Translational Applications in Regenerative Medicine

Student startup PopTracker piloting passenger counting tech with Atlanta’s MARTA

This June, Georgia Tech joins the nation in celebrating Cancer Survivor Month, a time each year that commemorates cancer survivors and caregivers.

ISyE Senior Design team consults with the Georgia World Congress Center (GWCC) to develop Enercast Solutions, a software platform based in Amazon Web Services that provides a tool for convention centers to predict electricity consumption.

By employing their previously engineered “smart” tendon hammer and developing a mobile app to accompany it, professor Jun Ueda and Ph.D. student Waiman Meinhold devised a system that enables the deep tendon reflex exam to be performed remotely, filling a gap in neurological healthcare delivery.