Public Service, Leadership, and Policy

Trailblazing Molecular Jungles with New Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Consortium

Posted: September 11, 2018

Nature is chock full of chemical labyrinths that NMR helps navigate, but the technology is pricey, so teaming up to optimize use and share costs makes great sense.

AAAS Honors Cola, Fox and Weitz as Fellows

Posted: December 4, 2017

Three Georgia Tech researchers honored as AAAS Fellows for 2017 for their contributions to the advancement of science.

Public Service, Leadership, and Policy

NSF Supports New Mentoring Initiative for Underrepresented Minority Faculty

Posted: September 11, 2017

A new NSF grant will help a multi-university team explore ways to support expanded mentoring and advocacy networking opportunities for underrepresented minority engineering faculty.

Interdisciplinary Approaches to Urban Challenges are Creating Smart Cities

Posted: July 20, 2017

Innovative approaches combining engineering, technology and the social sciences are boosting the urban IQ.

Public Service, Leadership, and Policy

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Launch Pad

Posted: July 12, 2017

Since 1980, Tech’s startup incubator has helped companies generate $12 billion in revenue

Cross Talk

The Future in Mind

Posted: July 9, 2017

Smarter cities, understanding the brain, creating jobs from federal research

Smart Cities

Posted: June 28, 2017

An interdisciplinary approach to urban challenges is helping cities serve their residents better.

Team Demonstrates Digital Health Platform for Department of Veterans Affairs

Posted: January 31, 2017

A public-private team has developed a proof-of-concept digital health platform for the Department of Veterans Afffairs.

Public Service, Leadership, and Policy

How firms big and small can benefit from strategic alliances

Posted: November 15, 2016

An alliance between two companies isn’t automatically a “win-win,” but managers can take steps to ensure the best outcomes from strategic partnerships.

Optimization Technique Identifies Cost-Effective Biodiversity Corridors

Posted: September 27, 2016

A new optimization technique could help conservation biologists choose the most cost-effective ways of connecting isolated populations of rare, threatened and endangered species living in protected areas.

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New Instrument Will Uncover Structure and Chemical Composition on Sub-Cell Scale

Posted: January 11, 2021

A new imaging instrument will be able to simultaneously study both the surface of a biological sample and its chemical composition.

Georgia Tech Names Eric Vogel Executive Director of Institute for Materials

Posted: January 11, 2021

Georgia Tech has named Eric Vogel, professor in the School of Materials Science and Engineering, to be executive director of the Institute for Materials.