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Georgia colleges top categories in coveted U.S. News rankings list

Why Bravo TV’s Real Housewives of Atlanta Star, Tanya Sam Launched The Ambition Fund For Minority Entrepreneurs

Stretchy plastic electrolytes could enable new lithium-ion battery design

Best Colleges In Georgia: 2020 U.S. News Rankings

Can we make tailpipes that capture CO2?

Top Colleges, Universities for Internship, Co-Op Programs

New metamaterial morphs into new shapes, taking on new properties

Data shows that going to an Ivy League school is no longer a requirement for Fortune 100 CEOs

Inner Workings: Self-powered biomedical devices tap into the body’s movements [Applied Physical Sciences]

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2020 National Award Recipients

Robotics

11 Schools with the Best Cybersecurity Degrees in the World

Shape-shifting robot built from 'smarticles' shows new locomotion strategy

Learn how (in)secure your IoT devices are with YourThings scorecards

Delta funds research on autonomous vehicles

Former pilot is fighting to help paralyzed

Recipients Of The 2019 American Poets Prizes Announced

Summer Interns Gain Hands On Experience at Massive Scale

The way roaches run could teach robots a thing or two

Paralyzed Tech grad tries to help others like him

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Building conventional robots typically requires carefully combining components like motors, batteries, actuators, body segments, legs and wheels. Now, researchers have taken a new approach, building a robot entirely from smaller robots known as “smarticles” to unlock the principles of a potentially new locomotion technique.

Stan Broome, assistant director of Undergraduate Career Education in Geogia Tech's Scheller College of Business, talks about helping students achieve their goals.

Statues unveiled of Georgia Tech's first African American students and graduate.

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