Two tenure-track faculty members will be awarded $25,000 in annual discretionary funds for up to five years

School of Electrical and Computer Engineering researchers have shown that robots about the size of a particle of dust are capable of precise bidirectional control. 

The awards are the NSF’s most prestigious funding for untenured assistant professors.

New study looks at the association of America’s mass transportation usage and case counts in opening months of the pandemic

Third-year biomedical engineering student awarded one of the nation’s most prestigious honors for undergraduates in science, math, and engineering. 

Professor Hong Yeo and his team are developing a range of wearable, flexible, wireless devices that could make monitoring patient health much easier.

The group of biomedical engineering undergrads earned $15,000 to help them continue to develop and refine their invention.

AE professor to serve as associate dean of academics.

Researchers have developed a novel tile-based architecture with the potential for impact in the telecommunications industry and beyond.

Discoveries made in atomic-level observations of polycrystalline materials open new avenues for the smarter design of new materials.

For 11th straight year, all 11 disciplines are ranked in the top 10

VentureLab initiative receives gift from Frank & Eileen founder and alumna Audrey McLoghlin.

As part of Women’s History Month, women at Georgia Tech talk about the role mentorship has played in their experience working, learning, and researching.

Eight students will compete on April 8, presenting their highly technical research in a way that anyone can understand.

The researchers aim to reduce the carbon footprint of electronics by using materials that exhibit negative capacitance.

The team of engineering students created a business model to provide financial assistance to homeowners more quickly after tornadoes.

The agreement will focus on quick-turn collaborative research projects to assess technologies and their potential to warrant further investment.   

Synthetic biosensors will show if current therapy is working through a non-invasive urinalysis.

The Center for Engineering Education and Diversity moves to a new, permanent location after 17 years of assisting students.

Election as an AIMBE Fellow is an honor reserved for the nation’s top 2% of medical and biological engineers.