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Georgia Tech and Augusta University are teaming up to grow Augusta’s medical device innovation hub — connecting researchers, entrepreneurs, and incubators like GaMEP at Georgia Tech and ATDC to speed ideas from lab to market and strengthen Georgia’s health tech economy. b.gatech.edu/4kZWQur

A critical review of microfluidic electroporation for therapeutic cell engineering Microfluidic electroporation (MFEP) is an emerging, scalable, non-viral approach for engineering therapeutic cells, enabling high-throughput continuous processing, single-cell manipulation, reduced el...

Microfluidic electroporation has existed as a virus-free delivery alternative for decades now (since pre-Jesse Gelsinger gene therapy era almost) & yet even in cell therapy era why no translational use yet? We review (& opine 😉) here. 1st review article from the lab. www.cell.com/cell-reports...

Join Biospark Labs on March 10 from 5-7 p.m. or a special event cohosted with University Bioconnect for a fireside chat with @gabekwong.bsky.social, cofounder of Port Therapeutics. Register here: luma.com/ycgrusqs

UGA teams up with Georgia Tech to restore state’s coastlines - College of Engineering Three University of Georgia research faculty are working with a team from Georgia Tech on a coastline restoration project that is supported by nearly $1 million from the National Coastal […]

Georgia Tech and @universityofga.bsky.social researchers just secured a new nearly $1M National Fish and Wildlife Foundation grant to design nature‑based coastal resilience solutions in Camden County. engineering.uga.edu/uga-teams-up...

GTRI conducts groundbreaking research for national defense, cybersecurity, and advanced technologies, making it a natural fit for veterans who want to keep serving. Meet three of them and how they continue to keep their fellow service members safe: b.gatech.edu/4cIx4sc
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⚙️Happy National Engineers Week! 💡

We’re celebrating @gtresearch.bsky.social innovators advancing cybersecurity, clean energy, materials science, & more. We’re especially proud of the GT energy community driving bold ideas shaping tomorrow’s clean energy future.
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A new robot could solve one of the biggest challenges facing indoor farmers: manual pollination. b.gatech.edu/4b5W9LB

Georgia Tech researchers found that tiny imperfections in materials don’t always slow down cracks — sometimes they speed them up. The discovery could change how we build stronger, safer stuff. b.gatech.edu/4c57aib

Fireside chat information: Tues., Feb. 24; 1:30-2:30 p.m.; Ehmer Theater

Join President Ángel Cabrera as he welcomes Chris Malachowsky, co-founder of Nvidia, to discuss the rapidly evolving field of AI. RSVP to attend! hg.gatech.edu/node/688311

A photo illustration of 2026 predictions

At the start of 2025, forecasts were confident: Automation would accelerate, artificial intelligence adoption would surge, and the economic picture would clarify. A year later, the report card is mixed. See what GT experts had to say. b.gatech.edu/3MitCdk

The National Academy of Inventors has ranked Georgia Tech among the top 20 universities worldwide for U.S. utility patents granted in 2025. The Institute climbed to number 13 nationally as a result of its technology licensing office generating 128 patents. b.gatech.edu/4kEbQhf

YouTube video by Georgia Tech Research I Knew I Was A Researcher When... with George White

For George White, his first research paper was love at first sight. www.youtube.com/shorts/Kb052...

Hidden deep within Georgia Tech is a lab filled with some of the most experimental computers in the world. Known as the Rogues Gallery, this collection of early-stage, novel, and prototype computing systems allows researchers to shape the future of computing. b.gatech.edu/3OdTfwr

Georgia Tech Neural Engineering Center YouTube video by Georgia Tech Neuro

Engineering thought is possible.

With the mission to synergize @gtresearch.bsky.social engineers and @emoryuniversity.bsky.social clinicians, the Neural Engineering Center is advancing technologies that interact in real time with the brain, body, and mind.

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YouTube video by Georgia Tech Research Future Engineers Go Head‑to‑Head in Southwest Georgia’s AMP Race

More than 250 students built a car of their own design as part of the first cohort of Georgia Tech’s Advanced Manufacturing Pathways program that connects local educators with GT expertise to introduce high school students to advanced manufacturing. b.gatech.edu/3ZtpWbz youtu.be/ai5gPKkIjeE?...

Passionate about STEAM? Enjoy engaging with the Atlanta community? Come volunteer at Celebrate STEAM! We are filling crowd-facing registration and wayfinding positions. gatech.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...

When you research health, social factors are hard to ignore.

As a Medical Sociologist, @ivanallencollege.bsky.social's Jennifer Singh examines the structural forces shaping health and policy influencing illness.

More from Singh herself | 📖 neuro.gatech.edu/illness-more...

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Microbial monitoring is vital for water safety, food production, and environmental but is slow and expensive. But Georgia Tech researchers have reimagined the process and launched the new startup Skopii. b.gatech.edu/4rxYoxG

Georgia Tech researchers say high-performance computing and artificial intelligence advances this year are poised to improve how people power their homes, design safer buildings, and travel through cities. b.gatech.edu/4rpSheF

From smart textiles to brain-computer links, @gatechengineers.bsky.social are designing wearables that connect humans and machines more closely than ever to sense, respond, and heal. b.gatech.edu/3ZI7BHM

Georgia Tech researchers developed a custom AI tutor that guides students through each problem step by step, checks their reasoning, references class notes, and flags mistakes. Instead of handing over solutions, it shows students how to work through them. b.gatech.edu/45zWZyc

Digital twins are virtual models that mirror real-world systems in real time to make communities safer, transportation smarter, and campus operations more efficient. b.gatech.edu/4c0sxRD

Share your research, projects, or creative work with thousands of community members at Georgia Tech’s biggest STEAM celebration. Inspire future scientists, engineers, and artists while showcasing what makes your group stand out. gatech.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...

Georgia Tech Research Institute built a new cryogenic vacuum chamber that protects delicate trapped ions from tiny shakes and magnetic noise. This helps quantum computers work more reliably and keeps qubits stable longer, with better imaging and built‑in control tools. b.gatech.edu/3M8l2h1

Learning electrical and computer engineering has always come with a unique challenge: many of its foundational concepts are invisible to the naked eye and difficult to visualize. But Apple Vision Pro is helping @gatechengineers.bsky.social students. b.gatech.edu/45sMdK5

Is AI going to wipe out humanity? A Georgia Tech researcher says those anxieties are misplaced in a new paper. b.gatech.edu/4pU9prY

Georgia Institute of Technology has named Michael Gazarik as the new director of Georgia Tech Research Institute and a Georgia Tech senior vice president, effective February 16. b.gatech.edu/4r3Cja6

YouTube video by Georgia Tech Research I Knew I Was A Researcher When... with Tequila A.L. Harris

.@gatechengineers.bsky.social and @gatechenergy.bsky.social's Tequila Harris knew she was a researcher when she got an incredible research opportunity in her sophomore year of college. www.youtube.com/shorts/3WEyT...

Health and medicine is more than just biological – societal forces can also cause illness. Read our latest @us.theconversation.com piece: b.gatech.edu/4qNkID0

Georgia Tech and partners won nearly $1M from National Fish and Wildlife Foundation to restore coastal wetlands in Camden County — boosting resilience near Kings Bay, Cumberland Island and St. Marys with living shorelines and marsh restoration. b.gatech.edu/3Lh8Zh7