A national shortage has parents and families across the country struggling to feed newborns as store shelves have been left bare of baby formula products – including many brands critical to young children with specific vulnerabilities.

A break in the baby formula supply chain

Atlanta, GA

Georgia Tech experts explain how we got here and how long this shortage could last

Exploring nature is a good way to detox and get away from the digital world. (Photo by Joya Chapman)

10 Tips to Unplug on Vacation

Atlanta, GA

Disconnecting from work can be a challenge, but it is possible.

Beth Cabrera is encouraged to see that society is more attuned to mental health issues than ever before.

Well-Being Strategies Can Boost Resilience 

Atlanta, GA

Beth Cabrera shared her expertise on positivity with Tech students as a guest presenter in a five-week course called Resilience Building Strategies: Growing Through What We Are Going Through.

Michael Thomas, John Taylor, and Neda Mohammadi

The Link Between Transit Use and Early Covid Cases

Atlanta, GA

A new study looks at the link between America’s mass transit use and Covid-19 cases at the beginning of the pandemic.

First Large-Scale Study of Covid-Era Birth Data Finds Significant Drop in Premature Cesarean, Induced Deliveries

Atlanta, GA

Published April 6 in the journal Pediatrics, the study by School of Economics Assistant Professor Daniel Dench is the first to examine pandemic-era birth data at scale.

Narin Hassan (right), teaches a special topics course, Bodies and Borders: Cultural Histories and Narratives of Embodiment and Health, in the School of Literature, Media, and Communications. (Photo by Jillann Hertel)

Well-Being in the Classroom

Atlanta, GA

Two Georgia Tech professors are addressing workplace and social challenges through innovative teaching around health and wellness.

Mason Chilmonczyk in a clean room.

New Startup Makes Developing Gene Therapies Faster and Easier

Atlanta, GA

A new startup, Andson Biotech, hopes to make the development and production of these gene and cell therapies easier.

A squint is an example of a facial gesture that MagTrack can detect and issue a discrete command to control a connected device.

MagTrack Technology Opens Doors for Independent Operation of Smartphones, Computers, and Other Devices for Wheelchair Users

Atlanta, GA

Clinical work begins with MagTrack, a cutting-edge assistive technology that enables power wheelchair users to control their connected devices and drive their power wheelchairs using an alternative, multimodal controller.

Sundaresan Jayaraman, professor in the School of Materials Science and Engineering

National Academies Report Outlines Road Map to Protect Nation’s Respiratory Health

Atlanta, GA

Professor Sundaresan Jayaraman is among a small group of national experts that has authored a new NASEM report that outlines a road map to protect the respiratory health of all Americans.

Mo Jarin, a doctoral student in Georgia Tech’s School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, is the 2022 winner of the Career, Research, and Innovation Development Conference’s Innovation Competition for her VoltaPure water disinfection technology.

Environmental Health Engineering Graduate Student Wins CRIDC Innovation Competition

Atlanta, GA

Winning technology is disinfection system that addresses access challenges to clean drinking water