In Lauren Stewart's civil engineering lab, a strong community of veterans & active-duty service members works alongside students with civilian backgrounds. Their perspectives help shape the research, and their experiences help prepare them for what's next, in uniform or beyond. b.gatech.edu/4fkig3t

This microscopic STAR particle could offer a better — and biodegradable — way to deliver medicine through the skin. Inspired by his microneedle patches, it’s the latest innovation from Mark Prausnitz’s lab in @georgiatechchbe.bsky.social. b.gatech.edu/4BON46f

Excited for the launch of Georgia Tech's new online master's in systems engineering next fall! The 30-credit-hour program will prepare professionals to solve complex challenges that increasingly span technologies, disciplines, and industries. More info: b.gatech.edu/4ySfutv

Georgia Tech Launches Online Master’s in Systems Engineering

Georgia Tech is launching the new Master of Science in Systems Engineering Online that will prepare professionals to solve complex challenges that increasingly span technologies, disciplines, and indu...

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A collaboration between GeorgiaTech and TSMC is creating new opportunities for undergrads to participate in semiconductor research & engage with one of the industry’s most influential companies. b.gatech.edu/4yTRnez

New Research Program Connects Students with the World's Leading Semiconductor Manufacturer

The GT-STAR program gives students opportunities to work with faculty mentors on research while exploring future internship and career opportunities with TSMC Arizona.

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We’re partnering with our friends at the Emory School of Medicine on a new dual-degree program for medical students to earn a robotics master’s alongside their M.D. The first class enrolls next fall. Learn more about the program: b.gatech.edu/4AN1uTQ

Georgia Tech, Emory Partner on Medicine and Robotics Dual-Degree Program

Students will earn a master’s in robotics from Tech alongside their medical degree from Emory in one of the first programs of its kind in the U.S.

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Orbit achieved for these Georgia Tech aerospace engineering students! With NASA, they’re operating a small CubeSat now flying ~300 miles above Earth and will be testing a new kind of dual-mode propulsion system. b.gatech.edu/4xWvaex

Georgia Tech Students to Fly NASA Spacecraft from Campus Mission Control

The student-operated CubeSat will test next-generation propulsion technology during a nine-month mission.

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Georgia Tech engineers are teaching autonomous systems how to be “surprised” — to recognize when situations change & adjust. Researchers have developed a framework to help machines identify the unexpected, determine if it matters, and then decide how to respond. b.gatech.edu/4jqxwPi

In this @gatechmse.bsky.social materials science class, students don’t present — they perform. Faisal Alamgir's students create mini plays about important equations as they learn about atomic-scale structure-property relationships & materials characterization. b.gatech.edu/4hQ76oO

Inspired by our nervous system, engineers in @georgiatechchbe.bsky.social have built a wireless network to allow wearables & implants to work together like never before. With it, they can use sensors in one part of the body to trigger a therapeutic response elsewhere. b.gatech.edu/4ryty9p

Engineers Connect Health Wearables and Implants Using the Body as the Network

Inspired by the ionic signaling of our nervous system, researchers built sensors and therapeutic devices that can communicate and coordinate with each other through tissue.

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We’ve risen to No. 2 in the nation in the new undergrad engineering rankings from @usnews.com — and we’re still tied as the top public program! ISyE is No. 1 for its 26th straight year and 7 other degrees are first or second. See the full list:

Undergrad Engineering Reaches No. 2 in 2027 US News Rankings

The College climbs to its highest position in history and remains tied as the top public program. Industrial, civil, and environmental engineering rank No. 1.

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8 of our engineering researchers have earned NSF CAREER awards in recent months — the National Science Foundation's most prestigious early career grant. They study antibodies, the behavior of composite materials, data center energy efficiency, atmospheric nitrogen & more. b.gatech.edu/46MA7vD

Good luck to these Yellow Jackets headed to California this week for the next stage of the AI Grand Prix autonomous drone racing competition. They advanced after placing 7th out of ~3,000 teams worldwide! b.gatech.edu/4ioXdPR

Georgia Tech electrical engineers are leading a $10M+ @darpa.mil project investigating whether tiny mechanical forces can help computers process information using far less energy — and still be practical for real-world use. See what they have in mind: b.gatech.edu/4r3CUtl

Can Mechanical Strain Power the Future of Computing?

Backed by $10.6 million from DARPA, Georgia Tech researchers are investigating how nanoscale mechanical forces can help computers process information using less energy.

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Professor Lauren Stewart will serve as the leading advocate for engineering faculty members as the College’s new ADVANCE professor, extending her solutions-oriented leadership into a new role. Congrats! b.gatech.edu/4ybEiMO

As he begins his first academic year leading our College, Dean Mitchell Walker talks about some of his early priorities & the surprises of taking on a new role at a place he knows well. b.gatech.edu/3UgQn4Z

Virtual reality is preparing Kia Georgia workers for the pace and pressure of assembly line work before their first day on the factory floor. See what Georgia Tech engineers created to help new hires learn & gain confidence: b.gatech.edu/3Sgisc2

First day of classes on campus ... and in the beautiful new home for our top-ranked industrial and systems engineering program. Allow us to introduce George Tower:

Georgia Tech is a core partner in the 10-year effort to modernize domestic textile manufacturing. With materials science and engineering as the hub for our work, FutureTEX will harness expertise across Tech. b.gatech.edu/4wCs4Mi

Georgia Tech Chosen as Founding Partner for Pentagon Initiative to Rebuild U.S. Textile Manufacturing

The FutureTEX project will invest up to $480 million over 10 years to bring more textile manufacturing and advanced technology back to America.

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Another big competition season for Georgia Tech Solar Racing — a win at the Formula Sun Grand Prix & an occupancy record at the Electrek American Solar Challenge with their SR-4 Aurora vehicle. They were the only team in both to race with 4 riders the whole time! b.gatech.edu/3S8hkqA

Georgia Tech engineers are "waking up" aging immune cells, restoring enough lost function to allow them to fight infections like younger cells. Right now, it’s a temporary effect. But they’re working to make it last longer. b.gatech.edu/4zg4qrx

Never know what you might find in our hundreds of labs ... a mini ocean, the moon's surface, huge bridges, miles of gas lines. Peak behind the scenes into some of our hidden (and not-so-hidden) labs: b.gatech.edu/4hG7AOI

Think much about the engineering in an aluminum can when you pop the top? Researchers in Nian Liu's @gtchbe.bsky.social lab do. They've created unique tools to study the thin protective layer inside cans to help Novelis conduct rapid tests and develop new products for customers. b.gatech.edu/4wcIFXw

Teaching robots to walk is getting faster & cheaper. Georgia Tech researchers’ new “learn-to-teach” approach helps humanoid robots navigate real-world terrain — sand, hills, rocks & more. Even pushed off balance, their controller adapts on the fly. See more: b.gatech.edu/4wKqZ5g

In Shreyes Melkote's lab, Georgia Tech engineers work to make robots accurate enough to do very precise airplane manufacturing tasks. It's a long-running partnership with Boeing that could one day boost flexibility & productivity while reducing costs. b.gatech.edu/4v5yYc0

With automated drone battery swapping stations & drone-in-a-box systems, mechanical engineering alumni Curt Lary & Nicholas Mulka are using their Georgia Tech know-how to expand access to aerial data collection & security monitoring. b.gatech.edu/44CcMLO

Before Crystal SAS invested in automating a time-consuming, manual process on their sock-production line, they wanted to know if it was feasible. They turned to Georgia Tech Capstone Design students for a structured engineering approach & some fresh, unbiased ideas. b.gatech.edu/4xNY1Tq

Small airports could be useful bases for drones. But navigating alongside human pilots w/no air traffic control will be tricky. Georgia Tech researchers created a system that “listens” to pilot radio calls to help drones better predict where aircraft are going & steer clear. b.gatech.edu/4vmzrYd

Listening to Radio Calls Helps Autonomous Aircraft Better Predict Where Human Pilots are Flying

Researchers have turned pilot-to-pilot radio calls around airports with no control tower into data that drone aircraft can use to steer clear of other planes.

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All the technology underpinning huge events like the World Cup is mostly invisible. Our electrical and computer engineering experts pull back the curtain on the tech that keeps fans connected, ensures safety, and helps athletes perform at their peak. b.gatech.edu/4oDdSAc

What It Takes to Deliver a Tech‑Heavy World Cup

With hundreds of thousands of people attending the 104 World Cup games over the next 39 days and billions more watching at home, an immense amount of technology will be needed to ensure a seamless, sa...

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Dropping a new Helluva Engineer magazine in your timeline — with a peek into interesting research labs (a mini ocean & mini moon, among them) and ways we're partnering with industry on real-world challenges. Check it out: coe.gatech.edu/magazine

ICYMI: Four years of hard work paid off for the Georgia Tech EcoCAR team with a FIRST PLACE finish at their final competition! AND: they swept 1st in the technical, communications & vehicle demonstration categories. Great job! b.gatech.edu/3Q4yMeL