The first-of-its-kind partnership with Stony Brook University and others aims to create climate solutions that are social and practical, not just academic or theoretical.

Civil, biomedical engineers join the honorary and research organization founded in 1780.

Shihao Yang’s model forecasts when spikes in Covid-19 and flu infections will strain hospitals and health care resources.

The ME student fell in love with engineering and Tech in middle school.

Alper Erturk and Yuhang Hu will explore how the fish adapt to and survive in high-pressure environments with the Department of Defense grant.

Study looks at the environmental and economic benefits of overhead cable-line technology for nation’s highways

Iris Tien’s method reduces the possible locations for sensors by nearly 99% and accounts for flood risk, population vulnerability, and more.

Devesh Dalmia started writing while finishing his computer engineering degree so he could offer fresh perspective to future students.

ME researchers explain why kimchi enthusiasts are right when they say the highest quality fermented cabbage is made in traditional earthenware onggi.

Fellows are considered the nation’s most accomplished medical and biological engineers.

Georgia Tech helps lead national effort to expand the ranks of new faculty members and prepare talented applicants for their first faculty role.

After five attempts and a corporate career, Richard Lee has finally landed his startup dreams.

ME & BME's Ankur Singh led an international team of researchers in the development of a promising breakthrough for targeted cancer therapies.

Mudd will represent Georgia Tech at the board’s annual Academic Recognition Day for the state’s top college students.

A lunar sample collected by astronaut and alumnus John Young during his Apollo 16 moonwalks is on display at the Georgia Tech Library.

Buzzgiorno and Incombuzztible were champion aircraft in the Micro and Advanced classes at the 2023 Society of Automotive Engineers Aero Design East Competition.

David Frost and Paul Mayne will deliver prestigious lectures at the ASCE 2023 Geo-Congress, a gathering of the nation’s leading geotechnical engineering experts.

Debuted this spring, the course uniquely covers engineering principles of both electric transportation and energy infrastructure.

BME, ECE, ME early career professors will use the five-year grants to study the brain, advance thermal battery technology, and more.

Electric vehicles are becoming increasingly popular, and with economic and environmental impacts colliding, Georgia Tech experts are leading the way in the development of next-generation solutions.