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Georgia Tech College of Engineering retweeted
Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering@MEGeorgiaTechOct 26
For more than eight years, the Woodruff School and Manufacturing Resources International (MRI) have partnered to give graduate students hands-on research experience, publish findings, and improve the performance of MRI’s rugged outdoor digital displays. bit.ly/4BtWwf9
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Georgia Tech College of Engineering retweeted
Coulter BME | Emory & Georgia Tech@CoulterBMEOct 26
Can diet help influence symptoms of Sjögren’s disease? @CoulterBME's @ahmetfcoskun is using a “diet-on-a-chip” to study how different diets affect salivary gland cells, with the goal of making nutritional guidance more precise. Read more: bme.gatech.edu/news/coskun-u…
Closeup photo of a 'diet-on-a-chip' model to research Sjögren’s disease.

ALT Closeup photo of a 'diet-on-a-chip' model to research Sjögren’s disease.

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Congratulations, Siva!
Georgia Tech Research
@GTResearch_Oct 22
Raghupathy Sivakumar has been appointed interim executive vice president for Research (EVPR) at the Georgia Institute of Technology, effective Nov. 1, 2026. b.gatech.edu/4jB1KPU
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Our students' visit with @blueorigin CEO Dave Limp & his fireside chat with Dean @Mitch_lr_Walker were a real treat. They discussed the future of space exploration, Blue Origin’s plans, leadership, the critical skills future engineers need, and more.
Blue Origin CEO Dave Limp sits on the edge of a stage with other company employees and answers a student question.

ALT Blue Origin CEO Dave Limp sits on the edge of a stage with other company employees and answers a student question.

A student poses a question to Blue Origin CEO Dave Limp during a fireside chat with Dean Mitchell Walker.

ALT A student poses a question to Blue Origin CEO Dave Limp during a fireside chat with Dean Mitchell Walker.

Dean Mitchell Walker and Blue Origin CEO Dave Limp talking on stage during their fireside chat.

ALT Dean Mitchell Walker and Blue Origin CEO Dave Limp talking on stage during their fireside chat.

Blue Origin CEO Dave Limp and other company employees pose with a group of Georgia Tech students in a theater.

ALT Blue Origin CEO Dave Limp and other company employees pose with a group of Georgia Tech students in a theater.

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A collaboration between @GeorgiaTech_ECE & TSMC is creating new opportunities for undergrads to participate in semiconductor research & engage with one of the industry’s most influential companies. And it extends across @GTChBE, @MEGeorgiaTech & @GTMSE_3. b.gatech.edu/4yTRnez
The first cohort of students participating in a new collaboration between Georgia Tech and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company. They'll gain research experience, industry exposure, and mentorship through the program.

ALT The first cohort of students participating in a new collaboration between Georgia Tech and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company. They'll gain research experience, industry exposure, and mentorship through the program.

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We’re partnering with our friends at @EmoryMedicine on a new dual-degree program for medical students to earn a robotics master’s alongside their MD. First class enrolls next fall. Details: b.gatech.edu/4AN1uTQ
Four robotic arms poised overhead as a surgeon manipulates a controller in the operating room.

ALT Four robotic arms poised overhead as a surgeon manipulates a controller in the operating room.

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Orbit achieved for these @GTaerospace students! With NASA, they’re operating a small CubeSat now flying ~300 miles above Earth and will test a new kind of dual-mode propulsion for the next 9 months or so. b.gatech.edu/4xWvaex
Students and researchers gathered around several monitors in Georgia Tech's Mission Operations Center after the launch of the ASCENT Propulsion Dual Mode CubeSat aboard a Falcon 9 rocket.

ALT Students and researchers gathered around several monitors in Georgia Tech's Mission Operations Center after the launch of the ASCENT Propulsion Dual Mode CubeSat aboard a Falcon 9 rocket.

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Georgia Tech engineers are teaching autonomous systems how to be “surprised” — to recognize when situations change & adjust. A @GeorgiaTechISyE team created a framework to help machines identify the unexpected, determine if it matters, and then decide how to respond. b.gatech.edu/4jqxwPi
Researchers Xiao Liu, Yu Ding, and Quan Zeng pose in the George Tower lobby.

ALT Researchers Xiao Liu, Yu Ding, and Quan Zeng pose in the George Tower lobby.

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In this @GTMSE_3 materials science class, students don’t present — they perform. Faisal Alamgir's students mix theater & science, creating mini plays about important equations as they learn about atomic-scale structure-property relationships and materials characterization. b.gatech.edu/4hQ76oO
Composite image of a title slide for a skit putting an equation on trial and the four students who played the defense attorney, prosecutor, judge, and plaintiff.

ALT Composite image of a title slide for a skit putting an equation on trial and the four students who played the defense attorney, prosecutor, judge, and plaintiff.

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Inspired by our nervous system, Georgia Tech engineers 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
Ramy Ghanim, Joy Jackson, and Alex Abramson test a tiny implantable device in the lab.

ALT Ramy Ghanim, Joy Jackson, and Alex Abramson test a tiny implantable device in the lab.

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We’ve risen to No. 2 in the nation in the new undergrad engineering rankings from @usnews — and we’re still tied as the top public program! @GeorgiaTechISyE is No. 1 for its 26th straight year and 7 other degrees are first or second. See the full list: b.gatech.edu/3V4lzVy
Graphic with the Tech Tower and hexagons with text, "No. 2 Engineering Undergraduate Program in the Nation - All Programs Ranked in the Top 5"

ALT Graphic with the Tech Tower and hexagons with text, "No. 2 Engineering Undergraduate Program in the Nation - All Programs Ranked in the Top 5"

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8 of our engineering researchers have earned @NSF CAREER awards in recent months — the NSF'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
Composite of eight CAREER recipients. Top row shows John Blazeck, Lauren Garten, Suhas Jain, and Aditya Kumar. Bottom row shows Divya Mahajan, Da Pan, Sung Jin Park, and Emily Sanders.

ALT Composite of eight CAREER recipients. Top row shows John Blazeck, Lauren Garten, Suhas Jain, and Aditya Kumar. Bottom row shows Divya Mahajan, Da Pan, Sung Jin Park, and Emily Sanders.

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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
“AI of Sauron” team members pose in front of Tech Tower.

ALT “AI of Sauron” team members pose in front of Tech Tower.

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Bugs are turning food waste into valuable fertilizer — fast — in @drdavidhu's greenhouse. Step into his lab in the latest Engineered at Tech. Full ep: youtu.be/VJ9hG_27zx8
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Georgia Tech engineers are leading a $10M+ @DARPA 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
Asif Khan in his lab next to a monitor showing with microelectronics under a microscope. Khan is exploring how mechanical strain can be used to tune the behavior of advanced ferroelectric materials.

ALT Asif Khan in his lab next to a monitor showing with microelectronics under a microscope. Khan is exploring how mechanical strain can be used to tune the behavior of advanced ferroelectric materials.

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We always enjoy hosting the next generation of faculty members at @NextProf_Engin Nexus with our friends @UMengineering & @Cal_Engineer. Great discussions about building an academic career and lots of new connections. The future of our campuses is taking shape this week in ATL!
Engineering deans Mingyan Liu from Michigan and Mitchell Walker from Georgia Tech listen as Mark Asta from UC Berkeley speaks during the Deans' Panel at NextProf Nexus.

ALT Engineering deans Mingyan Liu from Michigan and Mitchell Walker from Georgia Tech listen as Mark Asta from UC Berkeley speaks during the Deans' Panel at NextProf Nexus.

A pair of NextProf Nexus attendees smile during a session break.

ALT A pair of NextProf Nexus attendees smile during a session break.

Two NextProf Nexus participants talk during one of the workshop sessions.

ALT Two NextProf Nexus participants talk during one of the workshop sessions.

Michigan's Jon Estrada presents during a workshop session.

ALT Michigan's Jon Estrada presents during a workshop session.

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Georgia Tech College of Engineering retweeted
Georgia Tech ECE@GeorgiaTech_ECESep 2
What started as an effort to give more students meaningful opportunities in research has grown into one of @GeorgiaTech's most distinctive educational programs. See how the VIP model shapes students’ education and helps them get jobs. Read more: ece.gatech.edu/BuiltfortheLo…
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Professor @laurenkstewart 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
Lauren Stewart

ALT Lauren Stewart

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