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Georgia Tech proudly announces its faculty who have been named to the @clarivate.com Highly Cited Researchers 2025 list. This list is a global recognition of scholars with work among the top 1% most cited within their fields. b.gatech.edu/4pgKvmR

Last month the Institute for Matter and Systems launched an interdisciplinary innovation panel series. The first was on AI scalability and sustainable high performance computing. The next will be on bioelectronics and medical breakthroughs in January! b.gatech.edu/48Ldidc

YouTube video by Georgia Tech Research “Unexpected Paths” with Nisha Detchprohm

As a child, Nisha Detchprohm dreamed of becoming an inventor. Now, as a research engineer at Georgia Tech, she’s creating educational tools that ignite curiosity and fuel creativity. b.gatech.edu/4rnNOtG youtu.be/v-vH_S0MYZg?...

Most digital maps aren’t accessible to people who are blind. But a blind @gtcomputing.bsky.social student founded a company focused on developing accessible digital tools. Its flagship product is a cross-sensory map that people can see and hear through text. b.gatech.edu/4onurOX

Few rivalries run deeper than the one known as “Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate,” the annual showdown between Georgia Tech and @universityofga.bsky.social. But off the field, the schools are proving that collaboration, not competition, is the schools’ true strength. b.gatech.edu/4puZmd1

More than 100 Georgia Tech undergraduates conduct neuroscience research every year. They lend their perspective to nearly 70 labs across campus, which are often led by faculty in @gt-neuro.bsky.social. b.gatech.edu/3KhzgeB

Are you an undergrad doing research? The Tower, Georgia Tech’s undergraduate research journal, is seeking submissions. b.gatech.edu/4ikxSVi

Proud to see Georgia Tech recognized for leading the way in collaborative, boundary-pushing interdisciplinary research that shapes a sustainable future!

We're leading in interdisciplinary research! Georgia Tech has been ranked 7th in the world in the 2026 @timeshighered.bsky.social Interdisciplinary Science Rankings, in association with @schmidtfellows.bsky.social! b.gatech.edu/4pqly8i

Super excited for this project and grateful to the John Templeton Foundation for support!

Congrats to @wcratcliff.bsky.social, who received a grant from @templetonfdn.bsky.social. The grant will enable Ratcliff to continue groundbreaking research into the origins of multicellular life. b.gatech.edu/4oPhHSh

Diatoms—tiny ocean algae with glassy shells—don’t just capture CO₂ while alive. Georgia Tech researchers found they leave a chemical fingerprint after death, playing a lasting role in Earth’s climate regulation. b.gatech.edu/44gy6qi

Meet the computation and cognition experts at @gt-neuro.bsky.social. Breakthroughs in neuroscience don't just rely on biology or medical knowledge, but also on the quantitative skills needed to understand and model these circuits. b.gatech.edu/47WxkQw

Tired of plastic waste from food? GT RBI has a solution. b.gatech.edu/43sMvj8

YouTube video by Georgia Tech Research I Knew I Was A Researcher When... with Sally Ng

Sally Ng finds joy from research. She kicks off our second "I Knew I Was A Researcher When..." series! Look forward to meeting a new researcher every month. www.youtube.com/shorts/vgAMX...

A new 30-year “snapshot study” of birds in the Pacific Northwest is showing their surprising resilience in the face of climate change. b.gatech.edu/47Uqzi2

At GTRI, Veterans Day carries a meaning that extends beyond remembrance. Nearly 40% of GTRI’s research faculty and staff are veterans who continue to serve the nation through applied research that strengthens national security, resilience, and technological advantage. gtri.gatech.edu/veterans

What to know as hundreds of flights are grounded across the US – an air travel expert explains Get to airports early and go easy on the luggage. Also, expect delays.

Have questions on air travel with the shutdown? Laurie Garrow has answers in @us.theconversation.com. theconversation.com/what-to-know...

Pop culture depicts robots as cold, metallic, and menacing. But the future of robotics is softer, smarter, and designed to help at GT. Here, AI-powered muscles made from lifelike materials are paired with intelligent control systems. b.gatech.edu/3LmR20h

YouTube video by Georgia Tech Research “Unexpected Paths” with Kinsey Herrin

Principal research scientist Kinsey Herrin's story is a testament to the power of knowing oneself — how one little girl who loved to make things grew up to build a tailor-made career at the leading edge of wearable robotics. youtu.be/97ulwXvgMoY?... b.gatech.edu/43NKy0B

GTRI and AV built a new digital antenna that can track multiple hypersonic test signals at once—on land or in the air. A big leap for Pentagon flight testing tech. b.gatech.edu/49B7V18

Meet the @gt-neuro.bsky.social researchers who study brain-body interactions, from monitoring the neuron degradation that causes Alzheimer’s to enhancing mobility for stroke survivors. Their efforts could improve the health and quality of life for millions of Americans. b.gatech.edu/4oJ0NEm

This year, GT's Institute for Matter & Systems core facilities team got creative with a materials science twist — carving "pumpkins" into 316L Stainless Steel powder beads using a Helios FIB!

Sub-grid parameterization of iceberg drag in a coupled iceberg–ocean model Abstract. Ocean conditions in fjords play a key role in the accelerating ice mass loss of Greenland's marine-terminating glaciers. Ice mélange and icebergs have been shown to impact fjord circulation,...

A new and improved parameterization of the subgrid-scale effects of icebergs will enable realistic simulations of the future of the ocean around ice sheets. Led by postdoc Paul Summers and in collab with Rebecca Jackson, as part of the GLACIOME project! tc.copernicus.org/articles/19/...

How the US Can Mine Its Own Critical Minerals — Without Digging New Holes Every time you use your phone, open your computer or listen to your favorite music on AirPods, you are relying on critical minerals.These materials are the tiny building blocks powering modern life. F...

#TBT to this @us.theconversation.com story on how the US can mine its own critical minerals that make computers run. news.gatech.edu/news/2025/05...

Case Neel, 13, is a busy kid who loves coding and robotics and has cerebral palsy. For the past four years, he has played a key role in improving one of the most exciting medical devices at Georgia Tech. #ResearchforRealLife b.gatech.edu/47v4pTs

Congrats to Renato Monteiro, the Coca-Cola Chair and Professor in @gatechengineers.bsky.social. He has been awarded the 2025 John von Neumann Theory Prize, one of the highest honors in the fields of operations research and management sciences. b.gatech.edu/3LuGDzq

A team of Georgia Tech researchers built the first tool able to measure enzyme activity around cancer tumors and healthy cells. And they’ve deployed it to understand the unique signatures for tumors from 14 different kinds of cancer. b.gatech.edu/3L7gHtF

Raheem Beyah has been selected as Georgia Tech's next provost and executive vice president for Academic Affairs, beginning Nov. 1. b.gatech.edu/3L2lCMt

What's keeping flying taxis from taking off? Before flying taxis can take off, researchers say there's serious work to do—in the air, on the ground, and in policy.

Before flying taxis can take off, Georgia Tech researchers say there’s serious work to do—in the air, on the ground, and in policy:
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