Social Media Could Take Only a Fraction of Users’ Time With New Georgia Tech Method

Atlanta

A new visualization technique from the Georgia Institute of Technology could help users end the time-consuming habit of continually checking social media streams and endless updates.

Actually, Men and Women Don’t Communicate Differently, at Least In Writing

Atlanta, GA

Study explores the communication differences, and perceived differences, between men and women.

Shatakshee Dhongde, assistant professor, School of Economics, Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts

Economist's Research Reveals Poverty Should Be Measured by More than Income

Atlanta, GA

New research from Georgia Tech economist Shatakshee Dhongde shows there are multiple components of poverty that more accurately describes a household’s economic condition.

Startup Launch - Deadline Announcement!

Atlanta, GA

Startup Launch (formerly known as Startup Summer) is looking for the next great ideas from Tech students for its 2017 program.

Shatakshee Dhongde Presents at the 2016 Poverty Summit

Dhongde Presents Research on Multidimensional Deprivation at the 2016 Poverty Summit

Atlanta, GA

Shatakshee Dhongde, an assistant professor in the Ivan Allen College School of Economics, presented at the second annual Poverty Summit on September 21 and 22, 2016.

Significant Portion of Postdoc Researchers Eye Non-Academic Careers, Study Shows

Atlanta, GA

Aspiring research faculty aren't the only students pursuing a postdoc.

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Who Will Win the InVenture Prize?

Atlanta, GA

Six teams are competing for $35,000 in cash and prizes. Winners will be announced Wednesday night.

Banning Words on Instagram Doesn’t Help – It Makes It Worse

Atlanta, GA

The pro-eating disorder community outsmarted Instagram censors in order to continue sharing content.

Georgia Tech study finds people in food deserts, communities that have less access to grocery stores, eat food that is 5-17 percent higher in fats, sugars and cholesterol.

People in Food Deserts Eat Much Differently than the Rest of America

Atlanta, GA

A social media study uncovers what people eat, depending on their proximity to grocery stores.

During Georgia Tech’s third annual Black History Month Lecture on February 11, presented by Institute Diversity and the African-American Student Union (AASU), Benjamin Crump, partner of Parks & Crump Law Firm, delivered a keynote speech on “The Criminal Justice System, #BlackLivesMatter, and College Student Activism Today.” Crump is known for his cases with civil rights implications.

Black History Month Lecture Covers the Criminal Justice System, #BlackLivesMatter, and College Student Activism

Atlanta, GA

During Georgia Tech’s Black History Month Lecture on February 11, presented by Institute Diversity and AASU, Benjamin Crump delivered a keynote speech on “The Criminal Justice System, #BlackLivesMatter, and College Student Activism Today.”