Rodgers, Watson win ASEE Evans award for paper on concept maps
Suryanarayana and Watkins earn tenure, four others promoted to full professor
Alumnus Kim Jones named a regents professor at Texas A&M-Kingsville
New podcast debuts with insider help for future civil and environmental engineering students
Burns honored as one of Tech’s most effective teachers
Jallow’s semester abroad reveals a diverse Europe and new career interests
A Mundy scholar essay
Bir wins 2017 Buchberg Scholarship from SGH
Haas will help strengthen faculty teaching, student learning with new fellowship
Building healthier cities: 10 questions with Ted Russell
Sturm elected an ASCE fellow
Liquid Assets: Tech researchers are working to solve the world’s water problems
From the drinking-water contamination in Flint, Mich., to the seemingly endless drought in California, good old H2O pools at the heart of many of today’s most pressing and headline-grabbing problems. Find out how the work and ideas of Tech researchers are helping us understand — and solve — these planet-wide challenges.
From the drinking-water contamination in Flint, Mich., to the seemingly endless drought in California, good old H2O pools at the heart of many of today’s most pressing and headline-grabbing problems. Find out how the work and ideas of Tech researchers are helping us understand — and solve — these planet-wide challenges.
Stallman wins concrete repair group scholarship
Alumnus KP Reddy tapped to help engineering firm commercialize 5 in-house startups
With Gratitude: 2 graduates on how they got to and through Georgia Tech
Tech Reflections: Graduating senior Raunac Khandaker sees her future in academics, research
Change agent: Many resist change, but John Taylor has made a career studying it
Expanding to China: Tech’s new Shenzhen Institute will offer environmental engineering MS
New corrosion-resistant concrete reinforcement wins AASHTO Sweet 16 award for extending life of coastal bridges
Sustainability, emissions, travel behavior among challenges researchers will tackle in 6 new University Transportation Centers
StoryCorps: Bivins and Yoo learn from each other and build a friendship on class trips to Bolivia
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