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CoE's Wendy Newstetter Selected to Serve on Army Science Board
Mechanical Engineering Grabs Spotlight at Fall Capstone
Dean May Blog: Sometimes Failure Is an Option
Georgia Tech Announces New Educational Collaboration with Shenzhen and Tianjin University
Genomics Technique Could Revolutionize How We Detect Bacteria in Food Poisoning Outbreaks
A Year in Pictures
It was a busy year for everyone in the College. Here are just a few of the staff and faculty events that our schools participated in.
It was a busy year for everyone in the College. Here are just a few of the staff and faculty events that our schools participated in.
$17 Million Contract Will Help Establish Science of Cyber Attribution
3D-Printed Cat’s Tongue Offers Newfangled Possibilities in Plethora of Products
Meet ChBE's Keisha Wilson Tanner, Area Team Lead for BP’s Thunder Horse Facility
The Top 10 Schools in the U.S. for an Engineering Degree
Civil Engineering Alumnus Wayne Clough Elected to National Academy of Construction
Russell Dupuis Receives ISA Award
MakerSpace Wave Hits Georgia Tech
Engineering alumna receives SWE award
Agreement Brings Kolon Center for Lifestyle Innovation to Tech
BME's Cassie Mitchell Feature in TEAM USA article
Georgia Tech Scientist Helps Reveal Early Steps of Cloud Formation
Chemical Engineering's Athanasios Nenes provided computation tools to help establish the impacts on clouds and climate of newly formed particles in the lower atmosphere
Chemical Engineering's Athanasios Nenes provided computation tools to help establish the impacts on clouds and climate of newly formed particles in the lower atmosphere
U.S. News Ranks Georgia Tech Tenth in World for Engineering
Georgia Tech Launches Ph.D. in Ocean Science and Engineering
He Did It His Way
Charles Reinke was home schooled and taken under the wing of college professors. With endless career options, his goal was not to be bored.
Charles Reinke was home schooled and taken under the wing of college professors. With endless career options, his goal was not to be bored.