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.
Georgia Tech Motorsports Ties Best-Ever Finish at Formula SAE Michigan
The team's formula-style race car drove to a third-place overall finish among 108 teams and won an endurance race that proved the reliability and efficiency of the students' design. It was the first podium finish for the Georgia Tech team in two decades.
The team's formula-style race car drove to a third-place overall finish among 108 teams and won an endurance race that proved the reliability and efficiency of the students' design. It was the first podium finish for the Georgia Tech team in two decades.
To Mach 5 and Beyond
Mechanical engineer Anirban Mazumdar and his team are developing the control systems and intelligent algorithms to enable safe flight at incredible speeds for uncrewed — and maybe one day passenger-carrying — hypersonic aircraft.
Mechanical engineer Anirban Mazumdar and his team are developing the control systems and intelligent algorithms to enable safe flight at incredible speeds for uncrewed — and maybe one day passenger-carrying — hypersonic aircraft.
$20M Project Aims to Turn Aluminum Scrap Into Energy
ME's Aaron Stebner will lead the Army-funded effort to create a highly effective reaction with the metal that produces low-cost, clean hydrogen.
ME's Aaron Stebner will lead the Army-funded effort to create a highly effective reaction with the metal that produces low-cost, clean hydrogen.
A New Metal Design for Solid-State Batteries
Combining the lithium commonly used in batteries with softer sodium metal yields a solid-state battery that has improved performance and requires lower pressure than many solid battery designs.
Combining the lithium commonly used in batteries with softer sodium metal yields a solid-state battery that has improved performance and requires lower pressure than many solid battery designs.
Gabriel Ackall Wins Tech’s Top Engineering Honor
The civil engineering student received the Davidson Family Tau Beta Pi Senior Engineering Award for 2025, recognizing his exceptional scholarship, leadership, and service.
The civil engineering student received the Davidson Family Tau Beta Pi Senior Engineering Award for 2025, recognizing his exceptional scholarship, leadership, and service.
AI Makerspace Turns One, With Students Charting the Course
Georgia Tech students are harnessing industry-grade AI resources to develop tools and insights, drive campus integration, and foster a new era of AI education.
Georgia Tech students are harnessing industry-grade AI resources to develop tools and insights, drive campus integration, and foster a new era of AI education.
BME Student Honored with Georgia Tech’s Helen Grenga Award
Influenced by her mother's journey in engineering, Sriya Surapaneni hopes to inspire other young women in the field.
Influenced by her mother's journey in engineering, Sriya Surapaneni hopes to inspire other young women in the field.
USG Honors 4 Engineering Innovators, Entrepreneurs, Professors with Regents’ Titles
The appointments for Manos Antonakakis, F. Levent Degertekin, Paul Kohl, and Steven Liang are the system’s highest distinction.
The appointments for Manos Antonakakis, F. Levent Degertekin, Paul Kohl, and Steven Liang are the system’s highest distinction.
Summer Storage Solution Wins College’s 2025 FAIR Tech Competition
The competition asks students to use engineering fundamentals to create solutions that improve the experience for all students in the College community.
The competition asks students to use engineering fundamentals to create solutions that improve the experience for all students in the College community.
Flamingos Use Their Feet and Mouths to Set Traps for Their Next Meal
The findings could inspire engineers to create more efficient filtration systems to fight pollution or toxic algae.
The findings could inspire engineers to create more efficient filtration systems to fight pollution or toxic algae.
Eight Faculty Recognized with 2025 College of Engineering Excellence Awards
Honorees have demonstrated outstanding service, teaching, inventorship and commercialization.
Honorees have demonstrated outstanding service, teaching, inventorship and commercialization.
Painting a Target on Cancer to Make Therapy More Effective
A BME team is putting a synthetic flag on tumors, then engineering a patient’s immune cells to find and eliminate cancer.
A BME team is putting a synthetic flag on tumors, then engineering a patient’s immune cells to find and eliminate cancer.
Rule the Pool This Summer and Make the Biggest Splash
Georgia Tech roboticists explain the physics of epic pool jumps and the New Zealanders who have mastered them.
Georgia Tech roboticists explain the physics of epic pool jumps and the New Zealanders who have mastered them.
Ping Fellow Victor Brandão Committed to Finding Sustainable Solutions
The ChBE Ph.D. student's childhood in Brazil inspired an interest in sustainable engineering, which he's channeled into research he hopes will help the world address carbon emissions.
The ChBE Ph.D. student's childhood in Brazil inspired an interest in sustainable engineering, which he's channeled into research he hopes will help the world address carbon emissions.
New Course Uses AI, Art to Broaden Students' Horizons
A collaboration between CEE and Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts faculty members, the course explores using artificial intelligence, design principles, and neuroscience to generate media new forms of visual and auditory art.
A collaboration between CEE and Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts faculty members, the course explores using artificial intelligence, design principles, and neuroscience to generate media new forms of visual and auditory art.
BME Researchers Developing a Breath Test for Colorectal Cancer
With a new $2.9M grant, Leslie Chan is creating small ingestible probes that would sense changes in enzyme activity in the gastrointestinal tract and release a biomarker that could be detected in breath.
With a new $2.9M grant, Leslie Chan is creating small ingestible probes that would sense changes in enzyme activity in the gastrointestinal tract and release a biomarker that could be detected in breath.
Gianna Fiduccia Follows in Her Family's Footsteps
After watching her mother and grandmother pave the way, Fiduccia is carrying on the tradition of chemical engineers in her family.
After watching her mother and grandmother pave the way, Fiduccia is carrying on the tradition of chemical engineers in her family.
Lauren Thompson Prepares for a Pixie-Dusted Post-Graduation Experience
The ME major is taking her love of engineering and design to Disneyland as a manufacturing intern after she walks the stage at Commencement.
The ME major is taking her love of engineering and design to Disneyland as a manufacturing intern after she walks the stage at Commencement.
Luis Cuevas Headed to Tanzania With the Peace Corps
A heart for service is leading the ChBE graduate to serve for about two years as a math teacher with the global volunteer organization.
A heart for service is leading the ChBE graduate to serve for about two years as a math teacher with the global volunteer organization.
Owen Pittman Joining the Team That Manages Navy’s Nuclear Propulsion Systems
The graduating ChBE student had been dreaming of attending Tech since his grandfather gave him a "Give 'Em Hell Tech" pennant for his childhood bedroom.
The graduating ChBE student had been dreaming of attending Tech since his grandfather gave him a "Give 'Em Hell Tech" pennant for his childhood bedroom.