A closeup of Georgia Tech's iconic Tech Tower

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Li honored for a lifetime of research in theory and computation of disordered materials
Wrapping Presents

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Why is it sometimes the scissors glide, and other times the paper tears a dozen times? Christopher Luetggen says it all has to do with paper quality.
Portrait of Paul Manuel Aviles Baker

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Colleagues and friends recall Baker as a passionate scholar dedicated to accessibility for all.
spatal metabololomics

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BME researcher's immunometabolism approach pioneers single cell spatial metabolomics
3D illustration of diamond-shaped perovskite structure in longs rows stacked in two layers.

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Engineers uncover the chemical interactions that make perovskites unstable and can prevent them.
decorative graphic image representing increased rankings

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In the latest Higher Education Research and Development (HERD) Survey released by the National Science Foundation, Georgia Tech ranks 17th among academic institutions across the U.S. in research and development expenditures — a jump from the No. 20 ranking it has held for the past two years. Georgia Tech was also ranked No. 1 among public universities without a medical school — a major accomplishment, as medical schools account for a quarter of all research expenditures nationally.


 

GTRI and CHOA Research Team

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Research collaboration between GTRI, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, and Emory University are conducting studies using wearable sensors to better understand burnout among healthcare works and how to mitigate those risks going forward.
GTRI Senior Research Engineer Scott Tompkins is shown reconfiguring an Air Ground Networking Radio (AGNR) for testing

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Using a model-based systems engineering (MBSE) approach, GTRI researchers are developing software to integrate new capabilities into UH-60M Black Hawk helicopters, which are mainstays of the U.S. Army’s helicopter fleet.
A young girl wrapped in a blanket holds a candle during a power outage.

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The research shows that people in lower socioeconomic tiers wait nearly three hours longer on average for their power to be restored.
Headshot of Charlotte Alexander

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Charlotte Alexander, professor of Law and Ethics, is working with a National Science Foundation grant to centralize U.S. federal and state court data for public access using AI and language models.