In the latest online issue of Research Horizons magazine, you'll learn how Georgia Tech is advancing automation on the land, sea, and air, while developing smaller and less expensive spacecraft to track space debris and gather information about other planets and their moons. Our researchers are also connecting the dots for law enforcement, justice, and other agencies — and trying to understand how complex chemistry developed to support life on the early Earth. This issue of Research Horizons shows the broad impact our faculty members and students are having on land, sea, air, and space.

Read the full issue online at www.rh.gatech.edu