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Brothers United in Mission to Improve Water

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Environmental Engineering graduate students Farhan Khan and Farshid Khan are passionate about providing access to clean water. They have a lot in common—starting with the fact that they are brothers. Farhan Khan came to Georgia Tech from Bangladesh to be

Graphic of person using an assistive device thinking about how a robot could hep learn riding a unicycle

Research Combining Humans, Robots, and Unicycles Receives NSF Award

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Novel research to improve tailored assistive and rehabilitative devices wins NSF Grant

Nazanin Bassiri-Gharb, Harris Saunders, Jr. Chair and Professor in the Woodruff School and MSE, and Yao Xie, Coca-Cola Foundation Chair and Professor in ISyE.

Finding Clarity in the Noise: A New Way to Recover Hidden Signals at the Nanoscale

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Georgia Tech researchers develop a method to extract reliable information from noisy data in nanoscale imaging, advancing the study of ferroelectric materials.

A man with tan skin and dark hair, wearing a mint-green shirt, is seated at a table and looking at the CardioTag device.

Georgia Tech Advances 500+ Technologies Toward Market for Real-World Impact

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Record-breaking numbers from the Office of Commercialization drive meaningful inventions, IP, and industry partnerships.

Stepping Into the Future: A Paralyzed Veteran Returns to Georgia Tech for His Ph.D.

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When Ignacio Montoya left Georgia Tech, he became paralyzed in a motorcycle accident. Now he’s pursuing a Ph.D. to improve life for all spinal cord injury survivors.

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Rogue Waves Aren’t Freaks of Nature — They’re Just a ‘Bad Day’ at Sea

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New Georgia Tech-led research shows that rogue waves — once thought to defy ocean physics — can be explained by ordinary wave patterns aligning in extraordinary ways.