Georgia Tech human-centered computing Ph.D. student Ashley Boone is building data tools to reduce the likelihood of birds flying into buildings.

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Interactive computing students are developing new data tools to reduce bird/building strikes in Atlanta, which is among the country's deadliest cities for migratory birds.
Many carbon-rich meteorites contain ingredients commonly found in life, but no evidence of life itself. James St. John, CC BY

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Instead of searching for a single molecule or structure that proves the presence of biology, researchers attempted to classify how likely mixtures of compounds preserved in rocks and meteorites were to contain traces of life by examining the full chemical
Yunan Luo NSF CAREER Award

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Yunan Luo is the recipient of an NSF Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) award to use artificial intelligence to solve the protein annotation inequality problem.
It’s easier than ever to repair or recycle electronic devices. Elisa Schu/picture alliance via Getty Images

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Pre-owned options are becoming increasingly viable, thanks in part to laws and policies that encourage recycling and reuse of devices that might previously have been thrown away.
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Pascal Van Hentenryck, director of Tech AI and AI4OPT, delivered a keynote on AI for Engineering Optimization at AI Festival 2025 at TU Wien.
Dimitri and Sophia Mavris

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When Sophia Mavris crosses the stage during one of Georgia Tech’s three Fall 2025 graduation ceremonies, she won’t be the only member of her family in regalia.
Satellite with large blue solar panels orbiting above Earth, showing cloud formations and the planet's curvature against a dark space background

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When we check the weather forecast, that information comes from satellites. When we FaceTime a friend, that call could come via satellites. From cellphone networks to national security systems, satellites are vital to our connected globe. Yet regulating how satellites function across borders is almost as complicated as the technology that launches them into space. Researchers in Georgia Tech’s Space Research Institute are shaping how satellites operate, both scientifically and politically.

Person holding a small transparent microchip between fingers, with another individual standing nearby in a laboratory setting.

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Before new technologies end up in your doctor’s office or car, they start in a Georgia Tech lab. Our work creates medical breakthroughs. Our studies help people better understand our changing climate. Our innovations create technologies that shift the paradigms of possibility. Here’s a look at some of our 2025 discoveries — and the people behind them.

Wearable chest-mounted patch and forehead-mounted pulse oximeter shown on a mannequin baby for illustration

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Soft, wearable system offers continuous wireless monitoring of newborns’ health.
Group of professionals standing on a stage in front of a large presentation screen displaying agenda and seed grant booklet information at a conference.

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