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Woodruff School Partners with Siemens to launch new course

Over 9% of global passenger vehicle sales last year were electric vehicles (EVs) according to…

Driving Change: Georgia Tech experts are leading the way in EV innovation

Idling at a crossroads no longer, the automotive industry is embracing electrification like…

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At Georgia Tech, the research enterprise covers activities from basic research to…

Georgia Tech Announces 2023 EVPR Institute Research Award Winners

At Georgia Tech, the research enterprise covers activities from basic research to…

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Through its interdisciplinary research, service-based learning, and innovative coursework,…

Marta Hatzell

Marta Hatzell leads the Materials and Interfaces for Catalysis and Separations research…

Past and present power grid experts. Top: Power systems experts from around the world gathering in St. Louis in 1904 to discuss anything and everything electrical, including the operation of the then new networks of synchronous generators. Bottom: The January 2023 meeting of the Universal Interoperability for Grid-forming Inverters (UNIFI) Consortium on Georgia Tech’s campus in Atlanta. UNIFI is a U. S. Department of Energy funded effort to advance grid-forming (GFM) inverter technology.

The North American power grid is undergoing a generational transformation. Amid this change, an…

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The $1.3 billion research enterprise at Georgia Tech is the embodiment of a commitment…

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Akanksha Menon, assistant professor in the George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering,…

New Ultrafast Water Disinfection Method Is More Environmentally Friendly

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Anna Erickson, Woodruff Professor in the George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering and the Daniel Guggenheim School of…

The partnership of Georgia Tech, Southern Co. and Smart Wires to upgrade Georgia's electrical grid is fueled in part by money from the U.S. Department of Energy.
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A new cathode material discovered by researchers at Georgia Tech in the US costs 1-2 per cent of traditional materials with similar capacity (iStock/ Getty Images)
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