Engineers take a variety of forms, and the We Are Engineers magazine aims to convey them all through the lens of the College of Engineering.
The Upstart Issue
Welcome to the Issue
This season's issue of We Are Engineers is called The Upstart Issue. Georgia Tech is full of upstarts - people who are driven by an idea or passion and want to dedicate themselves to making it a reality, to achieve success, or just make a name for themselves. These enterprising individuals channel their creative energy into original ideas, cutting-edge innovation and new business ventures. And at Tech they come in the form of students, alumni, faculty and researchers.
In the following pages, you’ll see that the startup ecosystem at Tech and across Atlanta is alive and well. From ATDC in Tech Square to CREATE-X and The Garage, you’ll learn how startups are being fostered across campus and meet the Tech engineers who are leading the way.
Recent Feature Stories
The Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering is driving students and faculty to turn inventions into ventures
For engineering faculty, moving a discovery from the lab to the world is a journey into the unexpected
Taking Flight
The Night I Met Mark Cuban
“This is what happens when you let engineers run amok in finance.”
Tech Startup Cleans Up
The Brainiac and the Rainmaker
The Enterprising Culture of Coulter
In the Company of the Daring
Oculogx Helps Companies See Things Differently
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The College's Magazine
Georgia Tech's We Are Engineers is the magazine of the College of Engineering. Founded in 2013, the publication is released twice a year: once in the spring and once in the fall. Each of the College’s eight schools appears in its pages. The themed magazine's focus varies per issue, but the publication aims to cover every facet of life as an engineer at Georgia Tech.
The magazine reaches diverse audiences, including alumni, faculty, staff, students, school and College advisory boards, government officials, and administrators from other universities. Because its readership is so broad, We Are Engineers is written less like an academic journal and more like a piece of journalism. Writers and editors strive to clarify complex engineering concepts.
If you’d like to pitch an idea, contribute a story or photos, or just ask for some copies, please write to the editor at editor@coe.gatech.edu
