Urine Test to Evaluate Immunotherapy Success Gets $1.8 Million NIH Research Grant

Atlanta, GA

Immunotherapy can eradicate cancer or fall down trying, and this sensor monitors that success or failure.

Engineering Georgia Names Four Tech Women Most Influential

Atlanta, GA

Tech faculty claimed four spots in Engineering Georgia’s second annual listing of Top 100 Influential Women in Georgia.

Seeing through a Robot’s Eyes Helps Those with Profound Motor Impairments

Atlanta, GA

An interface system that uses augmented reality technology could help individuals with profound motor impairments operate a humanoid robot to feed themselves and perform routine personal care tasks.

2019 InVenture Finalist: Nix

Atlanta, GA

Smoking cigarettes can be one of the most difficult habits to break. According to the CDC, nearly 70% of smokers wished they could quit. The Georgia Tech students behind Nix hope their invention can help increase the number of successful quitters.

2019 InVenture Finalist: Finger Flyer

Atlanta, GA

The custom-fitted drones created by Finger Flyer can be controlled simply by using your fingers or hands.

2019 InVenture Finalist: HANDLD

Atlanta, GA

HANDLD is a disruptive, first of its kind device that gives cyclists the power to identify, record and report violations of safe passing laws across the nation.

2019 InVenture Finalist: Unfoldit

Atlanta, GA

The idea for a gaming app came from an unlikely place – the American Dental Association’s national admissions test.

Ultra-Low Power Chips Help Make Small Robots More Capable

Atlanta, GA

An ultra-low power hybrid chip inspired by the brain could help give palm-sized robots the ability to collaborate and learn from their experiences.

Researchers Use Machine Learning To More Quickly Analyze Key Capacitor Materials

Atlanta, GA

Researchers at Georgia Institute of Technology are using machine learning to ultimately find ways to build more capable capacitors.

Signals from Distant Lightning Could Help Secure Electric Substations

Atlanta, GA

A new technique could one day help prevent hackers from sabotaging electric power substations and other critical infrastructure.