The student-led electric vehicle racing team won the acceleration tests and notched second place in the design event at the Formula SAE-EV 2025 competition.

Hundreds of budding engineers and scientists explore robotics, virtual reality, physics, and more thanks to a partnership between the College and alumnus Calvin Mackie.

The Advanced Manufacturing Pathways Program debuted in three Georgia school districts this fall, offering students hands-on learning, virtual instruction, and in-person lab experiences led by Georgia Tech researchers and faculty.

Georgia Tech and Vanderbilt researchers have developed the first lung-on-a-chip where blood and immune cells circulate, fight infection, and heal, just as they would in a living lung.

The group spent two weeks at Boeing facilities connecting their research and teaching with real-world aerospace industry challenges.

The new list puts the College in a tie for the nation’s top public program. Industrial, biomedical, and environmental engineering are each No. 1 in their disciplines.

The facility will help aerospace engineers advance research in electric and autonomous flight in collaboration with academic, government, and industry partners.

Using AI to learn the rhythm of patients' strides in minutes, ME researchers showed robotic exoskeletons can make it easier for people to walk after a stroke.

The ChBE associate professor will receive up to $2.5 million to develop low-cost medical diagnostics and morphing machines inspired by nature. He is the first Georgia Tech recipient.

Seven years after establishing the program, the Foundation's additional investment will grow the Clark Scholars to supporting 100 engineering students at a time with scholarships, mentoring, and community.

The engineers are among 18 early career researchers up for the $250,000 prize, the nation's largest unrestricted scientific award of its kind. Georgia Tech is one of only a few universities with multiple finalists for 2025.  

Shipping cargo from Asia to Atlanta is more efficient and less expensive through Savannah when the complete ocean and inland journey is accounted for, according to the study from Georgia Tech's Supply Chain and Logistics Institute.

Inspired by John Uyemura's unforgettable teaching style and mentorship, two Georgia Tech alumni have established a scholarship in memory of an educator whose influence continues to resonate decades after his passing.

By flipping a foundational belief in battery design, ME's Hailong Chen found fast-charging a zinc-ion battery makes it last longer.

Researchers built an insect-sized robot that uses surface water and collapsible propellers as an idea to improve fast-moving machines that can operate in rivers or flooded areas.

With a new $2 million NSF grant, MSE researcher Rampi Ramprasad will work to create next-generation polymer-based packaging materials that can easily be recycled or biodegraded at the end of their use.

AE's Álvaro Romero-Calvo and collaborators have created a simple, sustainable system to make oxygen for astronauts that doesn't require all the moving parts and maintenance of current systems, making it an attractive option as humans push deeper into space.
 

Using nature’s approach to robust structures, aerospace engineering’s Christos Athanasiou has created a process that makes normally unpredictable recycled plastic reliable and strong.

The civil and environmental engineering team's research in 2019 demonstrated the safety benefits of protected bike lanes for campus. Two of the now-former students helped realize their vision as engineers at the design firm behind the new cycle track.