Studying how one beach’s microbes broke down the oil from the Deepwater Horizon spill could help speed up the process next time
Kostas Konstantinidis’ just-published paper details the impact of the oil spill on Pensacola Municipal Beach’s microbial communities.
New minor teaches engineers how to be global leaders and problem solvers
Fox 5: Do those interstate ramp meters in Atlanta work?
IRF fellows vote Wang their 2015 class president
Muhanna to deliver invited lecture at gathering of world’s experts on uncertainty modeling
Ugandan village has a new well and clean water, thanks to Georgia Tech students
NSF Science Nation features DesRoches and his research finding new ways to strengthen buildings in earthquakes
Do no harm: Andy Phelps' approach to civil engineering earns him ASCE fellowship, lifetime achievement award
Master’s student Matthias Uhrig has one year to make his mark as a Tech triple-jumper
Jeon makes ENR Southeast’s Top 20 under 40 list
Paulino joins ranks of American Academy of Mechanics fellows
After 3 decades as an engineer, entrepreneurial alumna tries a new path
5 years, 2 degrees: Students earn BS from China’s Tongji University, MS from CEE through new hybrid program
2 alums among Georgia’s most influential people
For Aaron Bivins, Maputo trip turns sanitation data into harsh reality
A Mundy scholar essay
What we've learned, 10 years after the Indian Ocean tsunami that killed 250,000 people
Shaw named an International Road Federation fellow
Just what’s in that swimming pool water?
Burns named one of Tech’s most effective teachers in 2014
