Carnegie Corp. Awards $485,000 Grant to Nunn School to Study Nuclear Instability

Atlanta, GA

Sam Nunn School of International Affairs receives grant to study how technologies are increasing nuclear instability.

Keynote speaker Marc Morial, president and CEO of the National Urban League, set the tone for the Seventh Annual Diversity Symposium by stating, "America is in a state of change. Embracing this change is what diversity in the 21st century is all about. Diversity is a value for this country; it isn't limited to an office or a symposium."

Diversity Symposium Focuses on America’s State of Change

Atlanta, GA

On September 9, Institute Diversity hosted the Seventh Annual Diversity Symposium, an all-day forum for robust discussions among faculty, staff, and students on issues tied to building and sustaining an inclusive campus community.

Organic Origins was inspired by William Morris’ Sunflower print. Its triangulations manifest surface connections between cylindrical components, much like petals array around a central core.

Art on the BeltLine

Atlanta, GA

Get a sneak peak at five Georgia Tech student and faculty art installations recently selected for the Atlanta BeltLine.

Fletcher Moore

Below the Belt

Atlanta, GA

Fletcher Moore pilots his commuter bike along the entirety of the incomplete BeltLine.

Georgia Tech's Technology Square is home to a growing community of startup companies. Georgia Tech Associate Professor Henry Sauermann and collaborator Michael Roach from Cornell University have studied the people who join the founders of startup companies. These "joiners" are simliar to founders in many ways, though there are important differences. (Credit: John Toon, Georgia Tech)

Study Examines “Joiners” Who Help Make Startups Successful

Atlanta, GA

Research highlighted this week in the journal Science analyzes a class of “joiners,” employees who support the founders of startup companies.

Music impairs older adults' ability to remember names and faces, according to Georgia Tech study.

Bad Memory? Blame it on the music, not the memory

Atlanta, GA

Study shows older adults struggle to recall names when music is playing

Making instruments and music

Atlanta, GA

Inventions expand our assumed notion of what constitutes an instrument and the sounds it can produce.

Georgia Tech Releases 2015 Emerging Cyber Threats Report

Atlanta, GA

In its latest Emerging Cyber Threats Report, Georgia Tech warns about loss of privacy; abuse of trust between users and machines; attacks against the mobile ecosystem; rogue insiders; and the increasing involvement of cyberspace in nation-state confl

Georgia Tech Health Research Reveals Online Search Patterns, New Customized Software

Atlanta, GA

By creating proactive, accessible health and wellness technologies, Georgia Tech has taken significant steps in enabling people to control their own health to greater, more effective degrees.

New study shows that Instagram pictures with human faces are 38 percent more likely to receive likes than photos with no faces. They’re also 32 percent more likely to attract comments.

Face It: Instagram Pictures With Faces are More Popular

Atlanta, GA

Study finds that faces in photos improve the likelihood people that will others will notice.