Biomedical Engineering's Eva Dyer at the forefront of surge in computational neuroscience research at Georgia Tech

A $2 million federal grant will create tools to provide the clearest three-dimensional images yet of the chemical and biomolecular interactions between plants and the soil in which they grow.

This semester's event included more than 500 students from seven schools and three colleges.

Travel behavior expert, CEE professor Laurie Garrow, offers tips on how to plan for this holiday season amid the pandemic and supply chain issues.

A team of researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology has developed an analytical tool designed to improve the biomanufacturing process of advanced cell-based therapies.

Lauren Garten and Ellen Mazumdar are among 36 scientists and engineers chosen nationwide. 

ChBE graduate Andre Dickens will be the city's 61st mayor. 

DARPA-funded project pursues something currently not possible: rapidly monitoring for, and detecting, infectious virus aerosols within indoor environments

Inspired by a Marvel movie, researchers find the finger snap to have the highest acceleration the human body produces.

Georgia Tech points to what’s next, and how the Institute will contribute

Bioengineer Ankur Singh is developing research tools that shed new light on a virtually untreatable form of prostate cancer, offering potential hope to patients.

The partnership between Georgia Tech and the Space Force will develop a collaboration for advanced aerospace research

Devesh Ranjan is the next Eugene C. Gwaltney, Jr. Chair, effective January 1, 2022.

On Nov. 11, Georgia Tech and the U.S. Space Force launched a strategic partnership to develop a high-caliber aerospace workforce and collaborate on advanced aerospace research.

Georgia Tech to celebrate first space-themed football game on Saturday, Nov. 13

Kimbrough spent six months in orbit during his third NASA mission

A team led by Georgia Tech researchers has discovered unexpectedly familiar behavior in the antiferroelectric material known as zirconium dioxide, or zirconia. They show that as the microstructure of the material is reduced in size, it behaves similarly to much better understood materials known as ferroelectrics.

A. Russell Chandler III Chair and Professor Pascal Van Hentenryck is collaborating with Ryder System, Inc.on the industry’s first data-driven study of the potential impact of autonomous trucking.

Seventeen College of Engineering faculty members have three or more Georgia Tech degrees and have made their alma mater home again 

A new study outlines a biotechnology process to produce rocket fuel on red planet