Prof. Brian Gunter Collaborates on Greenland Ice Sheet Study Published in Nature
World-wide study shows ice sheet loss is more rapid than previously predicted
Prof. Joseph Saleh Publishes 'The Nerdiest Study of 2019'
Palgrave Communications' publication of "Statistical Reliability Analysis for a Most Dangerous Occupation: Roman Emperor" makes world-wide impact
Remembering John Young, AE Class of 1952
Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering graduate John Young remembered as the most experienced astronaut in history
Georgia Tech-Lorraine Partners with EU Clean Sky 2 Program
ASDL researchers are developing technology that will reduce CO2 emissions and noise pollution produced by aircraft
Georgia Space Grant Consortium: Inspiring NextGen Space Enthusiasts
GSGC supports the state’s aerospace industry and helps students shoot for the stars
Josh Ingersoll, MSAE '19 Urges His Fellow Grads to Bridge the Worlds of Numbers and Meaning
The graduating master's student gave the Reflections Talk at Tech's Master's Commencement Ceremony
ASDL Students Contribute to Second Place Showing in International Competition
The VRX competition is an international, university-level competition held in Singapore, Dec. 4-6
Technical Paper of Doctoral Student Kiran Ravikumer Selected as Finalist by SC19
Ravikumar's paper was one of 300 submitted to the prestigious conference and one of only 14 selected as a finalist
C. Anne Patterson: The Engineer Inside the Physician
After earning two degrees from the AE School, Patterson engineered a new way to deliver rural health care as a physician
Women of Tech, Mistresses of the Universe
Georgia Tech paid homage to its unique group of Miss Universes when the celebrated competition was held in Atlanta