Georgia Tech is playing a significant role in creating the next generation of chips and training the workforce to innovate across all aspects of the semiconductor stack.

The three-in-one device can accomplish procedures that usually require multiple expensive instruments, making DNA extraction more accessible to small labs and schools, especially in communities with limited resources.

The project aims to accelerate direct air capture development while significantly reducing costs by giving engineers a jumpstart on potential materials for any environmental conditions.

Georgia Tech has helped the civil engineering master’s graduate overcome a troubled past to create a new future for himself.

Deanna Yancey will receive her ECE master’s diploma this spring from her grandfather — Tech’s first Black graduate.

The ISyE student is the first Dean’s Scholar to graduate and has helped shape the community-centered program for future generations.

The award is highest honor given to a Georgia Tech professor.

In 'Energy 2040,' Deepakraj Divan and Suresh Sharma unravel why many industries missed the clean energy transition and start a conversation on aligning research, policy, economics, and society for decarbonization.

A team led by Marta Hatzell designed a new electrochemical reactor to seamlessly integrate into direct air capture systems and turn CO₂ into useful raw materials.

Christopher Rozell highlighted the impact of the NIH program, including work with collaborators at Emory and Mt. Sinai that identified a biomarker of disease recovery for patients with treatment-resistant depression.

Charles Hong and Ethan Ray were selected for their potential to become the nation’s next generation of research leaders.

Projects that could help doctors save lives and restore independence for visually impaired travelers impress judges at semester-ending showcase.

Thirty graduates were honored for their service, impact at 2024 Alumni Awards Induction Ceremony.

Regents’ Innovator, Professor, and Entrepreneur are the highest distinctions for faculty members from the University System of Georgia.

The Love Family Foundation Award annually recognizes one undergrad with the most outstanding scholastic record.

ME researchers have seen evidence that regularly wearing high heels causes changes in the calf muscle and Achilles tendon that makes walking more efficient.

By giving students access to powerful supercomputers, Georgia Tech will teach AI to undergraduates in a way unlike any other university in the nation.

ChBE, ECE early career researchers will use the five-year grants to speed computer hardware design, study movement of nanoparticles, and improve understanding of graph-structured data.

Created by the team in Ravi Kane's chemical engineering lab, the new approach could offer long-lasting defense against the virus that causes Covid-19 and similar viruses.

The joint program in the College of Engineering and Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts will provide students with skills to use AI and ML to solve people-focused problems.