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<p>Georgia Tech Aiding in the National Response to Supply Chain Disruptions. Image: Getty Images</p>
April 7, 2022

The SecureAmerica Institute (SAI) and the Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (ARM) Institute are partnering with Georgia Tech to investigate how robotics and automation in…

<p>GTMI building entrance</p>
March 24, 2022

The Georgia Tech Manufacturing Institute (GTMI) has initiated a search for a the position of Executive Director. The Executive Director provides intellectual leadership and organizational oversight for GTMI. This person will build the…

<p>BioMADE Supports Georgia Tech Researchers to Strengthen American Competitiveness in the Bioindustrial Manufacturing Industry. </p>
March 3, 2022

BioMADE, a Manufacturing Innovation Institute sponsored by the U.S. Department of Defense, has recently funded a research project at Georgia Tech entitled ‘Stress Testing Supply Chains and their Ecosystems for Levels of Trust, Security,…

<p>Webinar recording given by Aaron Stebner, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Georgia Tech</p>
February 23, 2022

Aaron Stebner, associate professor in the School of Mechanical Engineering at Georgia Tech, was named one of the top 5 3D printing videos by the AM Chronicle due to his recorded seminar focused on …

<p>Christopher Jones, Sandra Magnus, and Nick Sahinidis</p>
February 10, 2022

Three Georgia Tech faculty members are among the newest members of the National Academy of Engineering (NAE). Christopher Jones, …

<p>Boeing engineer Toni Cvitanic, Ph.D.</p>
January 5, 2022

While deciding on career paths as an undergraduate, Boeing engineer Toni Cvitanic sampled courses in biology, chemistry, engineering, and computer science. But it wasn’t until joining an intercollegiate car-building competition—where he and other…

<p>Edgar Garay, a doctoral candidate at Georgia Tech's School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, reviews a set of filaments as part of a  review his microchip design for his startup, Falcomm. (Photo: Matt Hummel)</p>
December 17, 2021

In 2015, Edgar Garay sent an email to a Georgia Tech professor asking to join his lab.

“I want to go to your lab because I want to improve the efficiency of power amplifiers…

Oliver Brand, executive director of Gerogia Tech’s institue for Electronics and Nanotechnology, Madhavan Swaminathan, John Pippin Chair in Electromagnetics in the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Shimeng Yu, ECE associate professor, in the Pettit Microelectronics Building Measurement and Characterization Lab. The Keyence Profilometer is shown in the foreground. (Photo credit: Robert Felt, Georgia Tech)
December 16, 2021

The world’s dependence on semiconductors came into sharp focus in 2021, when automotive manufacturing ground to a halt because of massive computer chip shortages – as Asian suppliers couldn’t keep up with demand for microelectronics –…

<p>Aaron Stebner (second from left), associate professor in the College of Engineering, leads a lab session with students in the Delta Air Lines Advanced Manufacturing Pilot Facility at Georgia Tech. (Photo: Christa M. Ernst)</p>
December 16, 2021

The global supply chain has been rocked by disruptions triggered largely by the coronavirus pandemic, resulting in a cascade of shortages on a host of products ranging from computer chips to medications.  

But supply chain…

<p><em>The 2021-2022 Novelis Scholars pictured are: first row, left-to-right, Andrés Felipe Castro Méndez, Carlos Fernández, Rupesh Kumar Mahendran; second row, left-to-right, Rupesh Rajendran, Tingli Xie, Wei Yang.</em></p>
December 16, 2021

The Novelis scholars program review committee at the Georgia Institute of Technology received 34 nominations and selected six graduate students as the inaugural group of Novelis Scholars for the 2021-2022 academic year. The winning scholars are…