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• Two Petit Institute Graduate Students Receive Philanthropic Educational Organization Award

  Dateline: 04/22/2014
• Counterfeit Contraceptives Found In South America

  Dateline: 04/18/2014
• Tiny Wireless Sensing Device Alerts Users to Telltale Vapors Remotely

  Dateline: 04/03/2014
• Self-Assembled Silver Superlattices Create Molecular Machines with Hydrogen-Bond “Hinges” and Moving “Gears”

  Dateline: 04/06/2014
• Seeing Double: New Study Explains Evolution of Duplicate Genes

  Dateline: 04/07/2014
• Mechanical Forces Affect T-Cell Recognition and Signaling, Researchers Show

  Dateline: 04/10/2014
• Bellamkonda Awarded National Clemson Award for Applied Research

  Dateline: 04/14/2014
• Microfluidic Device With Artificial Arteries Measures Drugs’ Influence on Blood Clotting

  Dateline: 03/24/2014
• Heat-Conducting Polymer Cools Hot Electronic Devices at 200 Degrees C

  Dateline: 03/30/2014
• Robotic Arm Probes Chemistry of 3-D Objects by Mass Spectrometry

  Dateline: 03/25/2014
• Engineered Bacteria Produce Biofuel Alternative for High-Energy Rocket Fuel

  Dateline: 03/26/2014
• Announcing a Special Short Course on Chemical and Biological Sensor Micro & Nanofabrication

  Dateline: 03/19/2014
• Brain Circuits Multitask to Detect, Discriminate the Outside World

  Dateline: 03/05/2014
• Biomolecular Tweezers Facilitate Study of Mechanical Force Effects on Cells and Proteins

  Dateline: 03/10/2014
• SURA Honors Georgia Tech Professor as Distinguished Scientist

  Dateline: 03/11/2014
• Student Oriented Competitive Speaker Event to Feature Schlumberger Chair Professor in Electronics John Cressler

  Dateline: 03/11/2014
• OneBusAway App Now Tracks MARTA Trains in Real Time

  Dateline: 03/05/2014
• Georgia Tech Professor Chairs AAAS Panel on Pandemic Emergency Response

  Dateline: 02/21/2014
• Personalized Medicine Best Way to Treat Cancer, Study Argues

  Dateline: 02/24/2014
• Self-Administration of Flu Vaccine with a Patch May be Feasible, Study Suggests

  Dateline: 02/26/2014