<p>Ross Ethier shares his memories of Bob Nerem, founding director of the Petit Institute for Bioengineering and Bioscience.</p>

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Nerem Symposium Honors Memory of Georgia Tech Bioengineering Icon in ‘Bob’s Building’

A strong and ductile high-entropy alloy is made from additive manufacturing, and it exhibits a hierarchical microstructure over a wide range of length scales. (Image credit: Thomas Voisin).

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Researchers UMass Amherst and Georgia Tech have 3D printed a dual-phase, nanostructured high-entropy alloy that exceeds the strength and ductility of other state-of-the-art additively manufactured materials.

<p>GTRI Research Scientist Emily Strube (pictured) said that in addition to the battlefield, her team is also looking to incorporate this research into smart warehouses and to help users locate and manuever around chemical hazards (Photo Credit: Christopher Moore, GTRI).</p>

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The Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) is working to increase the situational awareness of troops on the ground through the use of augmented reality (AR) devices and line-of-sight calculations within various environments.
<p>The ultimate goal of GTRI's summer internship is to provide high schoolers with real-world STEM experience and to create awareness of future STEM career opportunities (Credit: Christopher Moore, GTRI).</p>

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A poultry processing robot and a facial recognition device that takes classroom attendance were just two of the many projects that high school students from across Georgia worked on during GTRI's annual summer internship program.

<p>Pawel Golyski and Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering Gregory Sawicki (left) with the CAREN (Computer Assisted Rehabilitation Environment) system at Georgia Tech's EPIC Lab.  </p>

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By using mechanical energetics to measure stability, Georgia Tech researchers gain deeper insights into how and why we fall.

Trisha Purvis (left), a veterinary surgical technician at the Global Center for Medical Innovation, recently re-enlisted in the United States Army Reserve. Ken Zielmanski, director of quality assurance for GCMI’s T3 Labs and a retired Army lieutenant colonel, performed the re-enlistment ceremony. (Photo: Joya Chapman)

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Veterinarian surgical technician puts skills to use in military and medical product research innovations

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New GRA Eminent Scholars, Jason Azoulay and Lynn Kamerlin, named at Georgia Tech.
Faces of Research: Brandy Nagel Graphic

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Brandy Nagel is program manager and faculty researcher for the Georgia MBDA Business Center and the Southeast MBDA Business Growth Hub.

GTRI Research Scientist Dylan Bush demonstrates an F-16 simulation that was used to evaluate the Inter-rater Reliability of the scale of the simulation fidelity scale. (Credit: Christopher Moore)

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A new approach to assessing simulation fidelity being developed by human factors researchers at the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) could help address virtual reality (VR)-based simulation systems used within the U.S. Department of Defense.

Eqip Sermia, like many coastal glaciers in Greenland, has retreated in the last two decades. New research from the University of Texas Institute for Geophysics and Georgia Tech provides a way to determine how much climate change is influencing large-scale glacial melting. Credit: John Erich Christian/University of Texas Institute for Geophysics/Georgia Tech

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Researchers have developed a methodology to determine why coastal glaciers are retreating, and in turn, how much can be attributed to human-caused climate change.