College’s researchers earn recognition for outreach efforts, impactful publishing, expanding Tech’s research portfolio, and more.

ME researchers Brandon Dixon and Susan Thomas use nanoparticles to deliver a drug therapy directly to lymph vessels and restore their fluid-draining function.

With $50M in funding over five years, the center will study transportation sustainability, travel behavior and demand, and transportation's impact on health and energy usage.

Top prize goes to computer science roommates for their idea to help millions of online sellers.

For Women’s History Month, undergrad Ana Pizarro and alumna Shweta (Shay) Natarajan discuss the women who inspire them and representation in STEM fields.

At the 2023 edition of the nation's largest undergraduate innovation competition, engineering students are showcasing inventions to reduce food waste, safeguard insulin, and simplify injection molding manufacturing.

Meet the 14 women in leadership positions helping chart the College’s course.

The Woodruff School associate professor joins a list of mechanical engineers the society has recognized for their significant achievements in the field

Georgia Tech researchers will share what elephants, flamingos, insects, and other animals can teach us at the zoo's Animals in Motion: Biomechanics Day on March 11.

The award recognizes long-term, landmark contributions in biomaterials. 

ChBE researchers use computational fluid dynamics and biophysical experiments to explain for the first time how tiny insects perform a feat of physics.

Stephen Ruffin was the first Black faculty member in the Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering.

New Faces of Civil Engineering: College Edition honors 10 of the brightest students from college campuses around the nation.

Three members of the mechanical engineering community share their experiences and how everyone can reflect the values of inclusion and diversity in their lives.

The associate dean and AE professor was recognized for research and development in electric propulsion.

Berman Watts, Archie Stanley, and Bryan Fortson made AE history in the 1970s and early '90s.

Celebrating the stories of some of the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering’s Black faculty, students, and advisory board members who are working to make a significant impact.

Georgia Tech and Emory researchers are working to make data for research on tissue engineering and organ manufacturing more inclusive and representative.

AE faculty members John Christian and Koki Ho will lead the initiative to build relationships between space and academic enterprises for research and workforce development.

CEE team used small bursts of electricity to disinfect water with a system that reduces energy consumption, cost, and environmental impact.