Flexible electronic device with a dense array of interconnects bends under mechanical strain, demonstrating stretchable semiconductor packaging and advanced flexible electronics technology.

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Backed by $10.6 million from DARPA, a Georgia Tech-lead team is investigating how nanoscale mechanical forces can help computers process information using less energy.
User looking at FARSCAPE process diagram on a screen

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An artificial intelligence program developed at the Georgia Tech Research Institute could provide a new way to evaluate scientific claims.

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The Institute for Matter and Systems will coordinate education and workforce initiatives in a 10-state regional consortium.
TEMPEST Supernova

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To advance understanding of turbulence, the National Science Foundation is establishing a new, $30 million Science and Technology Center (STC) at Michigan State University. Georgia Tech is among eight universities supporting the center.
Pictured left-to-right: Tim Trent, director of IPaT's Trash Lab; Arthur Huang, CEO of Miniwiz; Michael Best, executive director of IPaT; Jennifer Chirico, associate vice president of Sustainability; and Rob Kadel, executive director of research program administration.

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New IPaT makerspace combines advanced recycling technology, hands-on learning, and sustainability innovation.
Itamar Kolvin

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The work could open the door to advances in wound healing, artificial tissues, and organ repair.
CREATE-X DEMO DAY

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See what Georgia Tech founders are building at CREATE-X Demo Day, Sept. 3 at LOOP.
Advanced microfabrication equipment inside Georgia Tech’s cleanroom facility supports the fabrication and characterization of semiconductor devices, quantum technologies, and other nanoscale research innovations.

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A national network coordinated by Georgia Tech expanded access to advanced tools and helped shape the next generation of research facilities.
Scientific rendering of multiple DNA double helices with several embedded ribonucleotides highlighted in red along the strands. The red RNA building blocks appear at distinct locations within the gray DNA structure, illustrating how ribonucleotides can become incorporated into human DNA.

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A new study led by Francesca Storici reveals that RNA building blocks embedded in human DNA are organized in distinct patterns and may play an important role in regulating DNA structure and gene activity.
CSE Associate Chair

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School of CSE Professor Polo Chau is stepping into the role of associate chair of the School as Professor Edmond Chow departs to teach at Georgia Tech-Europe for the 2026-2027 academic year.