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Happy Holidays from the College
From all of us at the College of Engineering, Happy Holidays and warm wishes for 2018!
From all of us at the College of Engineering, Happy Holidays and warm wishes for 2018!
Georgia Tech School Named Vertical Flight Heritage Site
Health and Healing as Focus for 2018 Fall Capstone Expo
Medical technology key focus for Capstone this year
Medical technology key focus for Capstone this year
ECE Outreach Goes Global
Graduate Student Victor Rodriguez-Toro Teaches Kids In His Native Colombia About Solar Cells
Graduate Student Victor Rodriguez-Toro Teaches Kids In His Native Colombia About Solar Cells
SpaceX Launches AE School's RANGE Cubesat
Small satellites that make up RANGE will allow researchers to demonstrate new applications and technologies at an all-new level.
Small satellites that make up RANGE will allow researchers to demonstrate new applications and technologies at an all-new level.
ISyE Ph.D. Student Toyya Pujol Awarded Sloan Foundation Scholarship
Cotton-based hybrid biofuel cell could power implantable medical devices
Gregory presented with Order of the Rising Sun for Japanese-American relations
$2,018: The cost of building Wreck Racing’s hot rod
The 1980s BMW whips around the autocross track, deftly maneuvering between orange cones and eventually flying across the finish line. More than 30 Georgia Tech students watch intently, hoping that a year of hard work and long nights has paid off.
The 1980s BMW whips around the autocross track, deftly maneuvering between orange cones and eventually flying across the finish line. More than 30 Georgia Tech students watch intently, hoping that a year of hard work and long nights has paid off.
New Material, Manufacturing Use Sun's Heat for Cheaper Renewable Electricity
Suicide Handshakes Kill Precursor T Cells that Pose Autoimmune Dangers
ISyE's Pinar Keskinocak Elected INFORMS President-elect
Airbus and Georgia Tech Open Center for Overall Aircraft Design
Method Spotlights Best Nanoparticles to Deliver Genetic Drugs
Pilot Project Will Use Campus Wastewater to Grow Vegetables
Delivering Antibodies via mRNA Could Prevent RSV Infection
Finally, a Robust Fuel Cell that Runs on Methane at Practical Temperatures
CE's Tien Invited to National Academy Frontiers in Engineering Symposium
Microfluidic Chips to Diagnose and Characterize Cancer: Interview with Prof. Fatih Sarioglu, Georgia Tech
FDA Fueling Cell Manufacturing Research at Georgia Tech
Marcus Center leading three-year collaborative effort with GTRI, ISyE and Duke University
Marcus Center leading three-year collaborative effort with GTRI, ISyE and Duke University