Our researchers are creating new technologies that pollute less and store more energy — while also ensuring the manufacturing process is clean.

BME researchers engineered a new type of diagnostic molecules that are easier to produce and can precisely find cancer with fewer potential side effects.

Álvaro Romero-Calvo and his team tested their approach aboard a parabolic flight that creates short periods of microgravity.

Biegalski is the first engineer to receive the George Hevesy Medal in its 57-year history.

Arthroba enables people — and their doctors — to follow their joint health in real time.

Georgia Tech engineers are working to reduce the environmental impact of farming while creating technologies to help farmers feed a growing world and adapt to a changing climate.

In the quest to reduce, reuse, and recycle, Georgia Tech engineers are at work on ways to divert more trash from landfills, tame plastic pollution, and cut waste from electronics. 

The group transformed operations at a local nonprofit through their capstone project, using teamwork, Python technology, and innovative solutions. 

BME researchers have developed a stem cell treatment for genetic blood disorders without chemotherapy and painful bone marrow procedure.

Engineering dean and cybersecurity expert elevated to the highest level of membership in the world’s largest technical professional organization. 

James Shin joins a group of 36 Marshall Scholars pursuing advanced degrees in the United Kingdom, where he will study physics and public policy to advance engineering in space.

The semiconductor packaging company and Tech's 3D Packaging Research Center will develop glass core substrate panel manufacturing with the funding from the CHIPS National Advanced Packaging Manufacturing Program.

Photographer and AE master's student Samuel Luong sees Tech Tower as a beacon of innovation, and he always dreamed of reaching the top before Commencement.

Mason Ladd graduates with a 4.0 from Georgia Tech and the No.2 ranking among new commissioned officers, according to the U.S. Army Cadet Command.

The first-generation biomedical engineering graduate is finishing a pandemic-altered journey that ended up showing her just how resilient and focused she could be.

ECE, BME researchers honored for their innovations in AI speech processing and nanomaterials for medicine and electronics.

BME researchers have developed an analytic technique that can focus on single RNA molecules with unprecedented clarity, opening paths to explore the architecture, machinery, and activity of cells in new ways.

New vulnerabilities could provide criminals with wireless access to the computer systems in automobiles, aircraft, factories, and other systems, but the team also has introduced a comprehensive defense.

Semiconductor Research Corp. and Semiconductor Industry Association have presented the ECE and MSE researcher with the 2024 University Research Award for his lifetime contributions to the industry.

The fall 2024 showcase of senior design projects across engineering, design, and computing included more than 100 teams presenting their ideas.