Class Notes: MSE of Sports
The evolution of sports equipment is taught as part of a class called Materials Science and Engineering of Sports (MSE 4803R).
Humor, Vision, and the Distinguished Professor Award
Gary Schuster reflects on time at Tech and his latest honor.
March for Science Atlanta
Georgia Tech scientists, researchers, and students talk about celebrating the role of science and March for Science Atlanta.
Staff Profiles: Meet Tech's On-the-Job Creators
At Georgia Tech, the unique perspectives and brilliance of our staff are evident as they work to define what’s next every day.
Class Notes: A Class for the Masses
Students enrolled in Introduction to Perception and Robots (CS 3630) are using robots in a completely different way.
Creating the Next in Robotics
From autonomy, to human augmentation, to collaborative robotics.
Major League Machines
To Celebrate National Robotics Week, here are Georgia Tech's 2017 robot trading cards.
Bringing the Autism Spectrum Into Focus
Across Georgia Tech, researchers from every discipline are devoted to finding the causes of and effective treatments for autism.
Class Notes Series
A series that looks at some of the interesting courses students take at Tech
Warped Reality: Virtual Trip to Hyperbolic Space
Physicist and mathematician-artists create multi-colored virtual reality experience of hyperbolic geometry.
Behind the Buzzer
Take a look at places Tech alumni have popped up on game shows over the years.
The Perfect Patient
Rob Mannino used his own chronic, life-threatening blood disorder to pursue his dream of becoming a biomedical engineer. Now he is poised to...
Tech Performances: Students of Note
Meet some of our students who represent the beautiful balance of technology and the arts.
Film Figures
Tech Student is behind the scenes of Academy Award-nominated film Hidden Figures.
Faith in College
Student organizations explore a wide range of aspects of college life, including faith.
2017 National Engineers Week Roundup
In honor of National Engineers Week, we've rounded up the top engineering news from 2017.
A Roadmap to Social Courage
Jason Carter shares lessons from the powerful partnership of his grandparents.
Talking Through Suicide
One of the biggest barriers in suicide prevention is the fear of talking about suicide, but talking saves lives.
Eating in the Blink of an Eye
Reversible saliva allows frogs to hang on to their next meal.
Myavana - Shattering Startup Stereotypes
Tech alumna Candace Mitchell combined beauty and technology and ended up with a startup revolution.
In the Classroom with Florin Niculescu
Niculescu always loved mathematics, but it wasn’t until he was a course assistant at Harvard that he started thinking about teaching.
Santiago Calatrava: Exploring the Art of Construction
A unique selection of models, as well as architectural and artistic drawings of 13 selected projects from around the world.
The Health Informatics Revolution
Georgia Tech is advancing health informatics in ways that will affect the future of health care.
Next Stop: Med School
For many students, Georgia Tech is a stepping stone to the scalpel and stethoscope.
Beyond the Bottom Line
Georgia Tech's impact on the state's economy is calculated at $2.87 billion each year — But that's just the beginning.
Home Away From Home for the Holidays
He won’t be home for the holidays, but Georgia Tech alumnus Shane Kimbrough will get to celebrate Christmas twice.
Graduates With Gratitude
Graduates from near and far share how they got to — and through — Tech, and who helped along the way.
2016: A Year in Review
Take a look back at some of our most notable stories and photos from 2016.
Tech Reflections
Graduating students tell their version of the Tech experience, sharing memories from their time as undergraduates.
Making it Work
The challenges, surprises, and rewards of balancing love, marriage, and scholarship for two Georgia Tech couples.
TECH+knowledge+Y: What is science fiction?
Lisa Yaszek describes the three categories of science fiction, from the seriousness of Stanley Kubrick to the silliness of sharks.
In the Classroom with Kelly Comfort
Associate Professor of Spanish Kelly Comfort went to college with plans to become a broadcast journalist.
Hidden Georgia Tech: Student Media
Georgia Tech’s robust student media operation includes a newspaper, yearbook, art and literary magazine, and much more.
Banding Together
Georgia Tech's band is now the largest it has ever been in Tech’s history — 370 members to be exact.
Exchange Stories
Amazing global travel stories by Georgia Tech students, professors, and administrators.
A (Young) Lifetime of Adventure
Come along with Brandon Cox on his quest to travel to all seven continents and 149 countries before he turned 35 years old.
