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Global Health Equity and Wellbeing


Global Health and Well-being

Protecting health both locally and worldwide.

Just, Resilient, and Informed Communities


Resilient and Informed Communities

Discovering strategies that inform, benefit, and empower communities from all walks of life.

Responsible and Ethical Technologies


Responsible and Ethical Technologies

Evaluating potential consequences to mitigate negative effects.

Arts, Expression, and Creative Technologies

Arts, Expression, and Creative Technologies

Using advanced technology to enhance creative processes, artistic expression, and innovation.

Featured Research Videos

Cognitive AR: Manipulating Augmented Reality to Support Learning and Work

Utilizing augmented reality to support workers and trainees in the performance of complex cognitive and motor tasks.

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BrainBraille

Towards 100bpm+ Typing with a Haemodynamic Response-based Brain-Computer Interface. Most high-speed non-invasive BCI typing systems require intense visual attention and feedback. BrainBraille investigates a more open-loop approach similar to touch typing.

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The Liar's Dividend

The Liar's Dividend: The impact of deepfakes and fake news on politician support and trust in media. We argue that strategic and false allegations about fake news or deepfakes benefit politicians in the face of information damaging to their reputation.

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MFEM Workshop at Georgia Tech
Before building a fusion reactor, designing a new aircraft, or forecasting tsunamis, scientists and engineers test their ideas using computer…
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From workplace interactions to romantic relationships, artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly part of many personal aspects of people's lives.…
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Georgia Tech industrial design students traveled to an Atlanta nursing home expecting to redesign gardening tools for older adults. Instead, they…
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LEARNING FROM EXPERIENCE: Georgia Tech industrial design student Olivia Chan (left) works alongside A.G. Rhodes resident Essie Bailey-Demic during a…

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Researchers in the News

App turns phones into at-home ultrasound devices, Futurity, April 13, 2026 (Alex Adams)
College students are cheating. Professors are struggling to stop them, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, March 18, 2026 (Amy Bruckman) 
 
New Cohort of ACC Academic Leaders Network Fellows Selected, GT News, Feb. 19, 2026, (Tansu Celikel)
Georgia Tech Launches Pilot Program to Support Rural Arts Organizations, NewsWise, March 3, 2026 (Jason Freeman)
Research explores tech gap in menopause support, 11 Alive News, April 21, 2026 (Naveena Karusala)
Researchers look to bolster technology support for menopause, MedicalXPress, April 1, 2026 (Naveena Karusala)
ATDC Startups Secure Rare FDA ‘Breakthrough Device’ Status, GT News, March 20, 2026 (David Ku)
The Horrible Economics of AI Are Starting to Come Crashing Down, Futurism, April 24, 2026 (Mark Reidl)
Inside the work of three leaders transforming pediatric health in metro Atlanta, Atlanta Business Chronicle, March 11, 2026 (Leanne West)