We’re partnering with our friends at the Emory School of Medicine on a new dual-degree program for medical students to earn a robotics master’s alongside their M.D. The first class enrolls next fall. Learn more about the program: b.gatech.edu/4AN1uTQ

Orbit achieved for these Georgia Tech aerospace engineering students! With NASA, they’re operating a small CubeSat now flying ~300 miles above Earth and will be testing a new kind of dual-mode propulsion system. b.gatech.edu/4xWvaex

Georgia Tech engineers are teaching autonomous systems how to be “surprised” — to recognize when situations change & adjust. Researchers have developed a framework to help machines identify the unexpected, determine if it matters, and then decide how to respond. b.gatech.edu/4jqxwPi

In this @gatechmse.bsky.social materials science class, students don’t present — they perform. Faisal Alamgir's students create mini plays about important equations as they learn about atomic-scale structure-property relationships & materials characterization. b.gatech.edu/4hQ76oO

Inspired by our nervous system, engineers in @georgiatechchbe.bsky.social have built a wireless network to allow wearables & implants to work together like never before. With it, they can use sensors in one part of the body to trigger a therapeutic response elsewhere. b.gatech.edu/4ryty9p

We’ve risen to No. 2 in the nation in the new undergrad engineering rankings from @usnews.com — and we’re still tied as the top public program!

ISyE is No. 1 for its 26th straight year and 7 other degrees are first or second. See the full list:

8 of our engineering researchers have earned NSF CAREER awards in recent months — the National Science Foundation's most prestigious early career grant. They study antibodies, the behavior of composite materials, data center energy efficiency, atmospheric nitrogen & more. b.gatech.edu/46MA7vD

Good luck to these Yellow Jackets headed to California this week for the next stage of the AI Grand Prix autonomous drone racing competition. They advanced after placing 7th out of ~3,000 teams worldwide! b.gatech.edu/4ioXdPR

Georgia Tech electrical engineers are leading a $10M+ @darpa.mil project investigating whether tiny mechanical forces can help computers process information using far less energy — and still be practical for real-world use. See what they have in mind: b.gatech.edu/4r3CUtl

Professor Lauren Stewart will serve as the leading advocate for engineering faculty members as the College’s new ADVANCE professor, extending her solutions-oriented leadership into a new role. Congrats! b.gatech.edu/4ybEiMO

As he begins his first academic year leading our College, Dean Mitchell Walker talks about some of his early priorities & the surprises of taking on a new role at a place he knows well. b.gatech.edu/3UgQn4Z