Georgia The George W. Woodruff School Tlech of Mechanical Engineering

Process could make lumber fungal-resistant, nearly impervious to water and more thermally insulating.

This new human blood-brain barrier on a chip developed by gets its surprising edge by giving astrocytes 3D living space.

Professor Thomas Kurfess has been elected to the NAE along with Georgia Tech colleagues Marilyn Brown, Susan Marguiles, and Alexander Shapiro. 

Interdisciplinary research by Levi Wood (ME), Annabelle Singer (BME) and Kristie Garza could shape how Alzheimer's gets treated.

Lecture series will highlight work of Ph.D. and postdocs who are on the cutting edge of their fields.

Alternatives to hard components hold potential for applications from surgery to space exploration