Georgia Tech's College of Engineering consistently produces articles, content, and videos highlighting our students, staff, faculty, and research. This includes stories about artificial intelligence, robots, engineering systems, space exploration and rockets, medical advances, and more.
Kurfess Selected to Lead Manufacturing Institute
Thomas Kurfess, a professor in the Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering, is the new executive director of GTMI.
Georgia Tech Team Wins National Security Innovation Network Hackathon
Two engineering students developed an augmented reality cyber security system for the military.
This Robot’s Gentle Grip Can Harvest Berries and Other Delicate Fruit
Soft, flexible ‘hand’ developed by Assistant Professor Yue Chen and collaborators may lead to innovations in minimally invasive surgery.
Student Team Wins Department of Energy EcoCAR Mobility Challenge
Interdisciplinary team bests 10 other universities, transforming a 2019 Chevy Blazer into connected, hybrid vehicle
Top Gun's Return Sparks Another Adrenaline Rush
The Georgia Tech community gives insight into the real world of the film, its cultural significance, and the role of adrenaline in flight.
Science Center’s Materials Exhibit Gets “Superhuman” Assistance from Georgia Tech
MSE’s Mark Losego partners with Tellus Science Museum to teach the public about materials science
Biomaterial Improves Islet Transplants for Treatment of Type 1 Diabetes
Professor Andrés García led a team of researchers who are moving a hopeful treatment for type 1 diabetes closer to the clinic.
ECE Program Aimed at Strengthening Student Moral and Community Building
ECE Cares will be incorporated throughout the many levels of the School by reinforcing existing initiatives and creating new ones.
Shaping the Future of Light through Reconfigurable Metasurfaces
Georgia Tech researchers have demonstrated how artificial materials with extraordinary optical properties are crucial to the future of nanotechnology.
A Framework for Equity in Energy and Environmental Engineering
Researchers create process to integrate systemic equity to allow for more consistent and inclusive modeling.
An Evolution of Astrobiology
Georgia Tech to host NASA, AGU, and the nation’s astrobiology community during renowned conference focused on the origins of life
Midtown High School Students Get a Taste of Biomechanics
Students from Atlanta's Midtown High School took a field trip to Georgia Tech to visit mechanical engineering labs and learn about biomechanics and human augmentation.
Alyssa Panitch Chosen as Chair of Coulter BME
Panitch currently serves as executive associate dean of academic personnel and planning in the College of Engineering at UC Davis.
Study Shows Hybrid Learning Led to Significant Reduction in Covid-19 Spread
ISYE study compares disease spread when schools choose to close completely, alternate in-person days for students, or return to exclusively in-person learning.
College Selects Inaugural Faculty Award Winners
Faculty honored for research, service, teaching excellence, and commercialization
Nature-inspired Strong, Lightweight Material for Planes, Buildings, and Bone Implants
New porous structures designed to mimic bone and wood can be inserted into objects to provide higher stiffness in areas with high demand.
Sleep, Partnerships Shine at Spring Capstone
More than 200 student teams closed the semester with the Capstone Design Expo, showcasing Georgia Tech's interdisciplinary culture.
Terahertz Imaging Reveals Hidden Inscription on Early Modern Funerary Cross
ECE researchers used imaging and signal processing techniques to look beneath the corroded surface of a 16th-century lead funerary cross
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Awards Georgia Tech $1.5 Million for Matter-to-Life Research
Engineering researchers are part of a team seeking to develop novel chemical systems with the ability to continuously evolve.