Georgia Institute of Technology

Georgia Tech students managed Election Day voting at McCamish Pavilion. Student volunteers including first-year physics major Ruston Shome (pictured) staffed the location. Poll workers were trained to troubleshoot issues with the electronic ballot machines. Photo taken Nov. 3 by Brice Zimmerman.

The Office of Ethics and Compliance recognized Ethics Awareness Week, Nov. 9 – 13, with a mix of scheduled online presentations, on-demand activities, and in-person ethics tables around campus. Photo taken Nov. 10 by Christopher Moore.

An artificial intelligence technique — machine learning — is helping accelerate the development of highly tunable materials known as metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) that have important applications in chemical separations, absorption, catalysis, and sensing. The machine learning platform was trained to help guide the development of new materials by predicting an often-essential property: water stability. The research was conducted in Georgia Tech's Center for Understanding and Control of Acid Gas-Induced Evolution of Materials for Energy, a DOE Energy Frontier Research Center. The vial shown contains a blue powder, HKUST-1, an MOF material. Photo taken Nov. 11 by Tania Evans.

(L-R) Scheller College of Business Dean Maryam Alavi, Provost Steven W. McLaughlin, President Ángel Cabrera, and Executive Director of Georgia Tech Strategic Consulting Sonia Alvarez-Robinson held a fireside chat-style event as part of the campus strategic plan launch. The forum allowed for discussion with an in-person and online audience about the new plan's ambitious goals and bold actions. Photo taken Nov. 19 by Rob Felt.

Georgia Tech's Yellow Jacket Marching Band practices on Grant Field at Bobby Dodd Stadium. Photo taken Nov. 20 by Christopher Moore.

Jason Wright, communications manager for the Georgia Tech Library, organizes books from Kathy Betty, who donated her late husband Garry Betty's science fiction book collection to the Institute. Tech's Science Fiction Collection, one of the largest in the United States, contains more than 12,000 science fiction and fantasy novels and anthologies, and more than 1,000 magazines and fanzines. Photo taken Nov. 20 by Christopher Moore.

Rosi Santos, a second-year environmental engineering major, studies for finals during the OMED: Educational Services Study Hall. OMED provides free academic support to all undergraduates at Georgia Tech. Photo taken Nov. 25 by Christopher Moore.

Georgia Tech scored the most points in a game under head coach Geoff Collins in a 56-33 Atlantic Coast Conference win over the Duke Blue Devils. Photo taken Nov. 28, courtesy of Georgia Tech Athletics.