Georgia Tech’s College of Engineering consistently produces articles, content, and videos highlighting our students, staff, faculty, and research. This includes stories about artificial intelligence, robots, engineering systems, space exploration and rockets, medical advances, and more.
Can a Machine or AI Agent Be Surprised? Helping Autonomous Systems Respond to the Unexpected
ISyE researchers have developed a framework to help machines recognize meaningful surprises in complex environments, helping lay the foundation for robots and agents to make more informed decisions when faced with situations they weren't designed or trained to handle.
H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering
ISyE researchers have developed a framework to help machines recognize meaningful surprises in complex environments, helping lay the foundation for robots and agents to make more informed decisions when faced with situations they weren't designed or trained to handle.
Engineered at Tech: Composting with Bugs
Mechanical engineering professor David Hu uses bugs to compost food waste on campus to create an organic fertilizer.
Mechanical engineering professor David Hu uses bugs to compost food waste on campus to create an organic fertilizer.
All the World's a Stage in This Materials Science Class
In Faisal Alamgir's course, students develop mini plays about important equations, complete with scripts, props, and performances, as they learn about atomic-scale fundamentals of structure-property relationships and materials characterization.
School of Materials Science and Engineering
In Faisal Alamgir's course, students develop mini plays about important equations, complete with scripts, props, and performances, as they learn about atomic-scale fundamentals of structure-property relationships and materials characterization.
Engineers Connect Health Wearables and Implants Using the Body as the Network
Inspired by the ionic signaling of our nervous system, researchers built sensors and therapeutic devices that can communicate and coordinate with each other through tissue.
Inspired by the ionic signaling of our nervous system, researchers built sensors and therapeutic devices that can communicate and coordinate with each other through tissue.
Undergrad Engineering Reaches No. 2 in 2027 US News Rankings
The College climbs to its highest position in history and remains tied as the top public program. Industrial, civil, and environmental engineering rank No. 1.
The College climbs to its highest position in history and remains tied as the top public program. Industrial, civil, and environmental engineering rank No. 1.
Georgia Tech and Pacific Northwest National Lab Expand Strategic Research Partnership
The expanded framework will capitalize on complementary strengths in energy, electric grid resilience, infrastructure cybersecurity, nuclear nonproliferation, alternative fuels, and more, creating opportunities for students and researchers to work on complex real-world challenges and pushing scientific innovations from the lab to industry.
Georgia Tech Research News
The expanded framework will capitalize on complementary strengths in energy, electric grid resilience, infrastructure cybersecurity, nuclear nonproliferation, alternative fuels, and more, creating opportunities for students and researchers to work on complex real-world challenges and pushing scientific innovations from the lab to industry.
Georgia Tech Celebrates Completion of George Tower | Scheller Tower
The George and Scheller families joined Tech officials for a ribbon-cutting officially opening the two towers that will be home to ISyE and the Scheller College of Business.
Georgia Tech News Center
The George and Scheller families joined Tech officials for a ribbon-cutting officially opening the two towers that will be home to ISyE and the Scheller College of Business.
Top 10 Finish Puts Grad Student Team in Next Round of AI Drone Race
The team bested nearly 3,000 other entrants to move on to the next stage of the AI Grand Prix, where they'll race high-speed physical drones with their flight algorithms.
George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering
The team bested nearly 3,000 other entrants to move on to the next stage of the AI Grand Prix, where they'll race high-speed physical drones with their flight algorithms.
NSF Recognizes 8 Engineering Researchers with CAREER Awards
The grants are the National Science Foundation’s most prestigious funding for early career professors.
The grants are the National Science Foundation’s most prestigious funding for early career professors.
ISyE Launches New Minor in Health Systems
Open to all undergraduates, the minor equips students to address complex challenges across healthcare delivery, public health, and health-related decision-making.
H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering
Open to all undergraduates, the minor equips students to address complex challenges across healthcare delivery, public health, and health-related decision-making.
A New Chapter for VIP
Though founder Ed Coyle is stepping away from the Vertically Integrated Projects student research initiative that's been replicated across the country, he will lead a new phase of growth for the program.
School of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Though founder Ed Coyle is stepping away from the Vertically Integrated Projects student research initiative that's been replicated across the country, he will lead a new phase of growth for the program.
Lauren Stewart Named College’s ADVANCE Professor
The civil engineer will join a group of Georgia Tech leaders who create and strengthen faculty opportunities across campus.
The civil engineer will join a group of Georgia Tech leaders who create and strengthen faculty opportunities across campus.
Mission Control Atlanta: Georgia Tech Students Run Simulated Mars Mission
From a control room in Atlanta, dozens of Tech students oversaw the first student-led analog space mission to Mars in the U.S.
Georgia Tech Research News
From a control room in Atlanta, dozens of Tech students oversaw the first student-led analog space mission to Mars in the U.S.
New Dean Starts a New Chapter for Georgia Tech Engineering
With two months in the job, Dean Mitchell Walker talks about opportunities and challenges and how he’s tapping the College to help craft a vision for the future.
With two months in the job, Dean Mitchell Walker talks about opportunities and challenges and how he’s tapping the College to help craft a vision for the future.
Alexander Vlahos Receives NIH Trailblazer Award to Develop Programmable Protein Circuits for Next-Generation Cancer Therapies
The BME researcher uses engineered systems of interacting proteins to enable cells to sense when they are under stress and activate appropriate, precise therapeutic responses.
Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering
The BME researcher uses engineered systems of interacting proteins to enable cells to sense when they are under stress and activate appropriate, precise therapeutic responses.
AI Tool Helps Power Grid Operators Respond Faster to Threats and Outages
Researchers have developed a deep neural network that can evaluate the security of the power grid orders of magnitude faster than traditional methods.
School of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Researchers have developed a deep neural network that can evaluate the security of the power grid orders of magnitude faster than traditional methods.
Georgia Tech Launches Statewide Hub to Build Aerospace Technical Talent
A $1.5 million NASA award will support aerospace education, workforce development, and entrepreneurship programs across Georgia.
Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering
A $1.5 million NASA award will support aerospace education, workforce development, and entrepreneurship programs across Georgia.
Virtual Reality Training Prepares Kia Factory Workers Before Day One
Engineering researchers developed a gamified VR training platform that allows Kia Georgia workers to learn, practice, and make mistakes before they step onto the production floor.
H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering
Engineering researchers developed a gamified VR training platform that allows Kia Georgia workers to learn, practice, and make mistakes before they step onto the production floor.
Celebrating 20 Years of Environmental Engineering
Two decades after Georgia Tech officially launched its bachelor’s degree in environmental engineering, the program is thriving and ranked No. 1 in the nation.
School of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Two decades after Georgia Tech officially launched its bachelor’s degree in environmental engineering, the program is thriving and ranked No. 1 in the nation.
How a Breath Test Could Help Decode the Gut Microbiome
BME's Leslie Chan and her team have developed ingestible probes that translate microbiome activity into breath biomarkers, opening new possibilities for early disease detection and the development of microbiome-based therapies.
Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering
BME's Leslie Chan and her team have developed ingestible probes that translate microbiome activity into breath biomarkers, opening new possibilities for early disease detection and the development of microbiome-based therapies.
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