<p>Physicists have developed a new type of molecule that could offer a groundbreaking material for computer chips.</p>
Researchers will work with university and industry partners in South Korea on a seven-year collaborative project that focuses on developing core evaluation technologies for advanced semiconductor packaging.
The latest cohort of the Microelectronics and Nanomanufacturing Certificate Program has finished their training, gaining hands-on experience in advanced fabrication techniques.
A recent physics study has unlocked a new type of origami-inspired folding, and could lead to advances in everything from heart stents to airplane wings.
More than 300 industry, government, and academic leaders convened at Georgia Tech to discuss the latest developments in energy storage, solar energy, and carbon-neutral fuels.
Four graduate students conducting research in IMS core facilities have been awarded NSF Graduate Research Fellowships.
Professors Michelle LaPlaca and W. Hong Yeo are recognized for their innovative contributions to pediatric healthcare research.
Jud Ready shares his thoughts on the torpedo bat and how the Institute is using technology to create change in sports.
Georgia Tech and Emory researchers developed a novel thromboinflammation-on-a-chip model that could offer medication delivery for blood clot treatments
Micro-brain sensors placed between hair strands overcome traditional brain sensor limitations.
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