Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Who is Brook Byers? What is sustainability? When did the BBISS start? How can I work with BBISS? Who do I contact? Who is Brook Byers? Brook Byers (EE 1968; Honorary ...

Electing to have invasive brain surgery isn’t something most people have done. Ian Burkhart isn’t most people.“When I finished rehabilitation, my doctors and therapist and, most importantly, the ...

When NASA’s PRIME-1 Mission landed on the moon in March, an Intuitive Machine’s lander named Athena ended up on its side. The faulty landing meant the instruments couldn’t drill into the moon to ...

With so many paths to research careers at Georgia Tech, finding the right one can be daunting. In an ongoing feature series, Unexpected Paths, we explore the journeys of 12 research faculty members ...

Stories like Michael’s unfold every day at Georgia Tech. Our research tackles today’s most complex challenges — and people are at the center of everything we do. Whether discovering cancer treatments ...

This webinar will provide a comprehensive introduction to assistive technology devices that support computer access for individuals with physical disabilities. As digital tools become increasingly ...

We're excited to announce the first in an ongoing series of training sessions designed to enhance your skills in using Copilot Chat effectively. This session will focus on The Art of Prompting, a ...

Georgia Tech scientists have uncovered evidence that a mountain on the rim of Jezero Crater — where NASA’s Perseverance Rover is currently collecting samples for possible return to Earth — is likely a ...

The third challenge level required teams to operate remotely from another location. At this level, teams could earn four times the number of points for each successful task completed. The fourth level ...

Lithium-ion batteries power everything from electric cars to laptops to leaf blowers. Despite their widespread adoption, lithium-ion batteries carry limited amounts of energy, and rare overheating can ...

Imagine a scene from an old spy movie—an agent hides a coded message in a public place, then someone else picks it up later. There is no direct contact, no traceable link—just a clever drop-off.

Aluminum scrap is one of the most common materials found on military bases and aircraft carriers worldwide. Now, the U.S. Army has tapped Georgia Tech to help turn that waste into power that can be ...