College of Sciences

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New high-resolution climate model predicts more extreme weather events in the future External News Renay San Miguel
Rocket fuel for Mars could come from an organism in our gut External News Renay San Miguel
Engineers design 3D-printed robot 'ants' that can walk over leaves, link up like a centipede and call for help by themselves External News Renay San Miguel
College of Sciences Adds Satellite Counselor News Renay San Miguel
Surfing Gravitational Waves: Georgia Tech Students Help LIGO Catalog All Known Space-time Ripples News Renay San Miguel
School of Psychology Receives GAANN (Graduate Assistance in Areas of National Need) Funding External News Renay San Miguel
These seaweed-inspired generators create underwater wave power External News Renay San Miguel
Early Career Advancement Leads to Short-term Stress, Self-esteem Splits — and Lasting Emotional Resiliency News Renay San Miguel
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International Opportunities Open House Event jng45
COVID shots are a go for children, but parents are reluctant to consent External News Renay San Miguel
The Earth is at a tipping point. Here's what's at stake if we don't act on climate change External News Renay San Miguel
2022 Class of Fellows of the American Mathematical Society External News Renay San Miguel
Tech Fee Funds Next-Level Lab Instruments, Equipment, Resources for College of Sciences Students News Renay San Miguel
PMSE Cooperative Research Award in Polymer Science and Engineering External News Renay San Miguel