Society and Culture


What is Your Face Saying?

By Victor Rogers - May 13, 2019 | Atlanta, GA
Is it correct to assume that a person’s facial expression is an accurate indicator of what’s happening inside?

humanTech Symposium Identifies Opportunities, Challenges for Humanities at Technological Universities

By Michael Pearson - April 24, 2019 | Atlanta, GA
Paula M. Krebs, executive director of the Modern Language Association, spoke along with other humanities scholars.

Isolation to Integration

April 17, 2019 | Atlanta, GA
Finding multidisciplinary collaboration for humanities in an increasingly technology-driven world

Smart Communities Address Transportation, Housing, Flooding Challenges

By John Tibbetts - April 15, 2019 | Atlanta, GA
Four Georgia communities are exploring innovative technologies and collaborating with Georgia Tech and local partners.

Will Moving to the Commercial Cloud Leave Some Data Users Behind?

By John Toon - February 7, 2019 | Atlanta, GA
A space policy researcher urges caution on the design of commercial cloud contracts for hosting federal agency data.

Mobile Phone Accessibility Improves, But Gaps Remain, Study Finds

By Michael Pearson - February 12, 2019 | Atlanta, GA
Mobile phones are increasingly more accessible by people with disabilities, but significant gaps remain.

Judges, finalists selected for NFL “1st and Future” Super Bowl Event

By Laura Diamond - January 25, 2019 | Atlanta, GA
The NFL’s “1st and Future” Competition will be held at Georgia Tech the day before Super Bowl LIII.

Andrew Gillum to Deliver Black History Month Lecture

By Victor Rogers - January 17, 2019 | Atlanta, GA
Andrew Gillum, former mayor of Tallahassee, Florida, will deliver Georgia Tech’s Black History Month Lecture on Wednesday, February 20, at 3 p.m. in the Student Center Ballroom.

Astronaut Mae Jemison to Deliver MLK Lecture

By Victor Rogers - January 17, 2019 | Atlanta, GA
Astronaut Mae Jemison will be the keynote speaker for Georgia Tech’s 2019 MLK Lecture on Tuesday, January 22, at 7 p.m. at the Ferst Center for the Arts.

Flu Vaccine Supply Gaps Can Intensify Flu Seasons, Make Pandemics Deadlier

By Ben Brumfield - January 7, 2019 | Atlanta, GA
A tweak to our flu vaccine resupply logistics could save thousands of lives

Study Finds Dramatic Growth in Numbers of “Supporting Scientists” on Research Teams

By John Toon - December 13, 2018 | Atlanta, GA
A new study examines the roles of supporting scientists in the research enterprise.

North Ave Smart Corridor Project Honored

November 16, 2018 | Atlanta, GA
Georgia Tech serves as the research partner for the City of Atlanta’s North Avenue Smart Corridor Project.
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