News & Information

• Peter Hesketh, professor, was elected to the grade of Fellow in the ASME
• Snakes Teach Scientists About Movement & Design
• Georgia Tech is a Green School
• Georgia Tech Students are Finalists in the 2009 Imagine Cup
• Which schools are the best places to work?
• Dr. Peter Hesketh elected a Fellow of the Electrochemical Society (ECS)
• ME Grad Student Mike Culler (& friends) Take 2nd Place at the Ample Sample Design Competition for The Magic Carpet Ride
• Enrollment Soars at Georgia Tech's French Campus
• Researchers Speed Up the Chase for Cooler Data Centers
• New Center Aims to Improve Recovery of Soldiers with Severe Injuries
• U.S. Patent 7,492,449 on Inspection Systems and Methods, issued to Charles Ume and Lizheng. Zhang, on February 17, 2009
• Atlanta Schools Build Ph.D. Program With Chinese University
  Global Atlanta - February 24, 2009.
• InVenture Prize Finalists Picked
• Scott Bair, Principal Research Engineer, receives the 2009 STLE International Award
• Titanium Coating Improves Orthopedic Implants
• Prosthetic Vein Valve Designed To Improve Venous Blood Flow
• Dave McDowell Elected a Fellow in ASM International
• Robert Nerem Wins Founders Award from the National Academy of Engineering
• Dr. Shreyes Melkote Appointed Associate Director of Georgia Tech's Manufacturing Research Center
• ME Participates in the Robotics Ph.D. Program
• New Titanium Coating Improves Joint Replacement
• Jianmin Qu Wins CPMT Society Outstanding Sustained Technical Contribution Award
• Carbon Capture Strategy Could Lead to Emission-Free Cars
• Erica Ryherd Wins ASHRAE New Faces of Engineering Award
• Tech Receives Highest U.S. News Ranking Ever
• McDowell Receives Khan International Medal in Plasticity
• Nolan Hertel Appointed Delegate to International Congress
• A Snowy Saturday in Atlanta, Georgia
  (Photos by Christopher Simpson, ME Sophomore)
• Tech Offers First Interdisciplinary Robotics Ph.D.
• Graduate student wins 2008 PDF Scholarship from the Health Physics Society
• Faculty Develop Electrosonic Ejector Microarray (EEM)
• 2007 State of the Institute Address by Georgia Tech President G. Wayne Clough
• Bill Wepfer To Become Chair of the Woodruff School on January 1, 2008
• University System of Georgia Re leases Strategic Plan
• Going After Fellowships, 2008 U.S. News & World Report Graduate School Guide
• Georgia Tech Is a Good Place To Work
• Taming Tiny, Unruly Waves for Nano Optics
• Tech Top Producers of African-American Engineers
• Drawing Nanoscale Features the Fast and Easy Way
• AMERICAN INVENTORS WIN $50,000
• Long-Time School Chair to Retire
• Imaging Technique Shows Promise in Osteoarthritis
• Enemy Detection: New Sensor Detects Direction Of Sound Under Water And Could Help Navy Detect Targets
• Shape-Memory Materials May Soon Aid Orthopedic Surgery
• Faculty Member Becomes President of Georgia Tech Lorraine
• Imaging Technique Shows Promise in Osteoarthritis
• New ARCS Scholars Announced at Luncheon