Screenshot from an architectural "rule checking" project sponsored by the Digital Building Laboratory 

College of Architecture’s Digital Building Laboratory awards $148,850 in grants at members meeting

Atlanta, GA

College of Architecture’s Digital Building Laboratory awards $148,850 in grants at members meeting

Georgia Tech School of Physics associate professor Elisa Riedo poses with instrumentation used to study how the properties of confining materials affect the effective viscosity of water at nanometer size scales. (Georgia Tech Photo: Rob Felt)

Glass or Plastic? Container’s Properties Affect the Viscosity of Nanoscale Water

Atlanta, GA

At the nanoscale, the properties of containers holding liquids can affect their viscosity.

Bob McGrath, Senior Vice President and Director of GTRI

IRI Intros: 5 Questions with Bob McGrath

Atlanta, GA

Atmospheric Simulations Support NASA Mission to Jupiter

Simulating the Jupiter atmosphere supports NASA's Juno Mission.