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Forget the bellyflop or the cannonball! This is the science-backed way to make the biggest splash in the pool this summer. (Thanks, Saad Bhamla!) b.gatech.edu/4508eAz

Georgia Tech engineers have what could be a universal strategy for hard-to-treat cancers: flagging tumors & teaching the immune system to see what it usually misses. In the lab, the therapy didn’t damage healthy tissue and it stopped cancer from returning. b.gatech.edu/4mnGV9e

Impactful research. Stellar teaching. Dedication to service. Passion for invention and entrepreneurship. We’re proud to recognize this year’s College of Engineering Faculty Award Winners, including Gabe Kwong, Fan Zhang, Ghassan AlRegib and others: b.gatech.edu/4k2Uj0X

Celebrating 4 engineers honored as Regents’ Professors, Innovators & Entrepreneurs by UniversitySystemofGA. They’re the highest distinctions for faculty, honoring academic, innovation, and entrepreneurial excellence. b.gatech.edu/44IcCnx

Putting the full power of AI directly into our students hands. And they’re already creating!

Ask students how to make our community better and they deliver! Check out winners & finalists for our latest FAIR Tech competition — peer-to-peer storage, custom campus maps for people with mobility impairments & a better way to find free food. b.gatech.edu/3SfQGZu

It’s not quite Venus, but flying through the volcanic fog of an erupting volcano gave Georgia Tech engineers a great trial run of instruments headed to our planetary neighbor next year. b.gatech.edu/43rNLSy

The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) has announced Tim Lieuwen, alumnus of the Woodruff School and an ASME Fellow, as a recipient of its 2025 Dedicated Service Award. Read more: Bit.ly/4jKvYMN

Civil engineering student Gabriel Ackall has won the top honor for engineering undergrads this year — a recognition of his leadership and excellence in research, professional societies, and the classroom. Congrats, Gabe! b.gatech.edu/4dOdycD

This steel structure and electric propeller are the first steps toward what will eventually be a flying lab. It'll help Georgia Tech and NASA engineers develop and test the tech for future air taxis, cargo drones & other eVTOL aircraft. Meet the RAVEN: b.gatech.edu/3Zkedwi

For decades, researchers have sought a more reliable battery than lithium ion. Solid-state batteries are less flammable and can hold more energy, but they often require intense pressure to function. New research from Georgia Tech could change that. b.gatech.edu/4kYB6Oi

Atlanta to Japan in a couple of hours? It's one of the possibilities of research in an area of ultrafast flight called hypersonics. But flying at Mach 5 or faster introduces a host of challenges, and Georgia Tech engineers are on the case. b.gatech.edu/4dWG3Vf

Big congrats to GT Motorsports for their podium finish at the Formula SAE Michigan competition. 3⃣rd overall, 1⃣st in endurance, and a lot of hard work that produced the team’s best results in 20 years. b.gatech.edu/403aH9M

4⃣ engineers. 3⃣ sons. 1⃣ proud dad. This Father’s Day, the Woodruff School celebrates Steve Blevins and his sons — Tyler, Jacob, and Isaac — a Georgia Tech legacy built on faith, perseverance, and mechanical engineering. Full story: bit.ly/45Wap8p

Drones & autonomous vehicles are enticing targets for hackers bent on death or destruction. GTaerospace engineers are on the front lines of fighting back, creating control systems that anticipate attackers, decipher their intent & mitigate their impact. bit.ly/43KY2uA

Go here, not there! Georgia Tech engineers in Annabelle Singer's lab show how two brain regions quickly adapt when navigating changing environments. Their insights can help us better understand brain diseases that impair those processes. bit.ly/3HP13l8

Hire more controllers, train them faster & optimize scheduling. Just a few of the key recs from a National Academies report on the nation’s shortage of air traffic controllers. GTaerospace’s Karen Feigh helped write it and shares some of the details: bit.ly/4lnPOyf

Jupiter's moon Europa is a deadly, radioactive place. And yet its underground ocean may be the best place in our solar system to find life. Georgia Tech ECE teams are building hardened electronics to survive the harsh environment & explore Europa's waters. bit.ly/4k8ZNq8

Georgia Tech engineers are sending advanced solar cell designs to space to see how well they perform. Our friends GTRI have the scoop: bit.ly/40qAh8V

Alumnus, faculty member & Research EVP Tim Lieuwen has received the ASME Medal — the highest & most distinguished honor from ASME.org. He’s recognized for leadership in clean energy, propulsion, policy & workforce development. Congrats, Tim! bit.ly/44oWUvF