The Institute rose three places to No. 29 among national universities and three places to No. 6 among public national universities. It also moved from No. 108 to No. 39 among Best Value Schools, a 69-place rise and the largest year-over-year improvement among Georgia Tech’s listed rankings.
Avant South returns to Tech Square on Oct. 12 – 13 to convene founders, executives, policymakers, investors, researchers, creators, and students to focus on the intersection of technology, culture, and innovation.
Georgia Tech celebrated the completion of George Tower | Scheller Tower, bringing engineering, business, and industry together in a new hub for educating future leaders and advancing Georgia’s innovation economy.
Campus and Community
A film production crew will be on campus from Wednesday, Sept. 23, through Tuesday, Sept. 29.
The Institute rises to No. 6 among public universities and reaches No. 2 in undergraduate engineering.
October often ushers in cooler temperatures and, with them, a renewed interest in getting outdoors. This month, the annual Atlanta Biketober Challenge offers a chance to do that on two wheels.
Health and Medicine
Georgia Tech and Emory researchers found that delivering vaccine and GLP-1 mRNA nanoparticles through different regions of the gastrointestinal tract can redirect therapies to key organs while reducing side effects.
D.J. Wu discusses how his brain activity research could help inform future business decisions.
Inspired by the ionic signaling of our nervous system, researchers built sensors and therapeutic devices that can communicate and coordinate with each other through tissue.
Science and Technology
Georgia Tech researcher Saman Zonouz is helping shape resilient AI practices for the electricity grid. His work connects workshop planning with research on AI-enabled grid protection and emerging vulnerabilities.
Georgia Tech researchers found seven security flaws in CAN XL, a vehicle network standard intended for future driver-assistance systems.
To improve robot performance and advance memory capabilities needed for reliable home use, Georgia Tech researchers have developed a new benchmark to evaluate the memory capabilities of vision-language models (VLMs).
Earth and Environment
Learn about the work of space policy scholars in the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs.
Scientists used the Mississippi River Basin’s 100-year record to show that liming, long considered a source of carbon emissions, may actually remove carbon overall.
After hurricanes and wildfires, rebuilding homes is only part of recovery. Rising rents can decide who gets to come home, and who must leave.
Society and Culture
Economists have long dismissed the public perception that presidents influence gas prices as economic illiteracy. New research from Georgia Tech economists Dylan Brewer and Matthew Oliver calls that assumption into question.
Avant South returns to Tech Square on Oct. 12 – 13 to convene founders, executives, policymakers, investors, researchers, creators, and students to focus on the intersection of technology, culture, and innovation.
Combined efforts improved water access by 45% in Mumbai’s informal settlements.
Business and Economic Development
Avant South returns to Tech Square on Oct. 12 – 13 to convene founders, executives, policymakers, investors, researchers, creators, and students to focus on the intersection of technology, culture, and innovation.
Georgia Tech is joining the national Foundry School initiative to prepare the talent needed for a new era of American manufacturing, building on Tech’s work connecting students, industry and advanced manufacturing research.
Accelerator to begin delivering on its mission to support emerging startups with the resources and infrastructure to scale into businesses
