CEE, ISyE experts in natural systems and air quality offer insights into Atlanta's hazy skies.

The Georgia Tech Alumni Association’s Class of 2023 Forty Under Forty includes 25 engineering alumni. They work for NASA, develop lifesaving medical technologies, lead companies they founded, and more.

Abandoned long ago, researchers are reviving the idea of using aluminum foil in batteries by capitalizing on new solid-state battery technology.

MSE researchers developed a machine learning model to cut down on the time-consuming effort to identify new combinations of materials that could be effective polymers.

ME associate professor will help lead the nation's efforts to transform materials and manufacturing for a clean energy future.

BME’s Cassie Mitchell adds to her medal count in pursuit of her fourth Paralympic Games bid.

Raghu Pucha and Amit Jariwala are connecting first-year ME students with peer mentors from senior-design courses to boost understanding of engineering design.

The new center will make and distribute breakthrough microtechnologies for neuroscience developed by ECE's Muhannad Bakir and Emory biologist Samuel Sober.

Kurfess, who is Georgia Tech's chief manufacturing officer, will serve as the 142nd president of the professional organization for mechanical engineers.

Researchers Eva Dyer and Vidya Muthukumar are working on an NSF project to train artificial intelligence models on more detailed, augmented datasets.

The competition asks students to use engineering fundamentals to create solutions that promote equity and access in the College community.

ChBE's Ng will serve as the first editor for the American Chemical Society's ACS ES&T Air, which will publish research on all aspects of air quality sciences and engineering.

The two-time Georgia Tech graduate has been a faculty member since 1999

Chemical engineers use coated carbon fibers and eliminate steam-based heating in their simpler design, which also can be powered by wind energy.

Five teams from the Student Competition Center will be displayed alongside a replica Ramblin’ Wreck this summer.

The Hub will advance AI through discovery, interdisciplinary research, responsible deployment, and next-generation education to build a sustainable future.

ChBE researchers have developed rigid carbon membranes that effectively remove small organic molecules, such as solvents, from water without energy-intensive distilling or drying.

Aerospace engineering student Carson Garrett takes on the challenges of 'Survivor' — and self-discovery.

ECE and Apple develop a course to meet the growing demand for skilled engineers in chip manufacturing.

Joe Hagerman on why the National Electric Energy Testing, Research & Applications Center will be a key contributor to resilience of America’s power grid.