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First author Yueyi Sun inside Georgia Tech’s Complex Fluids Modeling and Simulation Lab, where she compares the experimental and simulated platelet-driven fibrin clot contraction process. (Photo Credit: Alexander Alexeev, Georgia Tech)

A Breakthrough in the Physics of Blood Clotting

A furnished office environment with furniture designed by Steelcase.

The Indelible Value of People and Relationships in Manufacturing

Georgia Tech mechanical engineering Ph.D. student, Andrew Schulz, standing in front of an elephant.

How An Elephant’s Trunk Manipulates Air to Eat and Drink

Researcher Xiaojian Bai and his colleagues used neutrons at ORNL’s Spallation Neutron Source to discover hidden quantum fluctuations in a rather simple iron-iodide material discovered in 1929. The research suggests many similar magnetic materials could have quantum properties that are waiting to be discovered. (Credit: ORNL/Genevieve Martin)

Neutrons Piece Together 40-year Puzzle Behind Iron-iodide’s Mysterious Magnetism

Annabelle Singer

Early Feasibility Study Shows Flickering Lights and Sound Could Be New Weapon…

These mouse hindpaw sections allow Georgia Tech researchers to visualize skin nerves. (Photo Credit: Christopher Moore, Georgia Tech)

Itch Insight: Skin Itch Mechanisms Differ on Hairless Versus Hairy Skin

Lindsey Bullinger and Kelley Fong

Georgia Tech Study Finds More SNAP Retailers in Rural Areas Lowers Rates of Child Malt…

Stephen E. Ralph and his research team

NSF Names Georgia Tech Lead Institute of New Cross Disciplinary Center Focused…

Pictured clockwise from top-left: Robert Stout, Carl Demolder, Daniele Gavetti De Mari, and Phillip M. Kinney.

Winning Teams Announced at Spring 2021 Convergence Innovation Competition