AI Chatbots Aren’t Experts on Psych Med Reactions — Yet
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If you think you’re having an adverse drug reaction, it’s best to call a human medical professional, at least for the time being.
How a Decades-Old Tech Battle Remains as Relevant Today as Ever
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Milton Mueller's new book explores the history and aftermath of the U.S. decision to relinquish control over how internet addresses are assigned.
Georgia Tech-Hosted Workshop Spurs Critical Mineral Production and Economic Development
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The third Georgia Partnerships for Essential Minerals (GEMs) Workshop, held jointly with the Growing Resilience for America’s Critical Mineral Economy (GRACE) Engine initiative marked a pivotal step in the Southeast's critical mineral strategy.
Self-Regulating Soft Oscillators Enable Battery-Powered Motion in Soft Robots
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A new study featured on the cover of Advanced Materials Technologies describes the development of the first self-regulating soft electromagnetic oscillators.
Georgia Tech Offers New Astrobiology Minor
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Students from all majors are invited to register for the new Minor in Astrobiology at Georgia Tech.
Spidey Sense: How a Triple Jacket Makes Microelectronics Matter
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Mikkel Thomas has loved comic books since he was a kid, but he didn’t expect to relate to them as an adult. Just like Peter Parker didn’t intend to be a superhero, Thomas didn’t plan to be a research engineer. When he came to Georgia Tech in 1993 as an undergraduate, a bit of serendipity led him to the field of microelectronics (very small electronic components and circuits). Nearly three decades later, his superpower is demystifying the world of microelectronics for students.
