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Alumni Profile: Tesla's Mohamed Nasr

Woodruff School alum Mohamed Nasr discusses working for Tesla, his involvement with the new Full Self-Driving computer and his time at Tech.

Q: Tell us a little about yourself.

A: I attended Tech from August 2010 – August 2016 and received my B.S. and M.S. in Mechanical Engineering during that time.

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Faculty Profile: Assistant Professor Ellen Yi Chen Mazumdar

Assistant Professor Ellen Yi Chen Mazumdar discusses teaching, research and her path to Tech.

Q: Tell us a little about you – where are you from and how did you end up at Tech?

A: I grew up in St. Louis, completed all of my degrees at MIT, and did my post-doc at Sandia National Laboratories.

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Russian Nuclear Release Highlights Value of Technical Monitoring Say Georgia Tech Experts

By Michael Pearson, Ian Allen College of Liberal Arts

Margaret Kosal

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Soft Wearable Health Monitor Uses Stretchable Electronics

A wireless, wearable monitor built with stretchable electronics could allow comfortable, long-term health monitoring of adults, babies and small children without concern for skin injury or allergic reactions caused by conventional adhesive sensors with conductive gels.

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Grad Student Brian Fuchs Wins First Prize Award at QNDE Conference

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Student Profile: Mason Hodge

Mechanical engineering student Mason Hodge discusses his summer internship with NASA

Q: Where are you from?

A: Thomasville, GA

Q: What year are you in at Georgia Tech?

A: Fourth-year

Q: What clubs and

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Tiny Vibration-Powered Robots Are the Size of the World’s Smallest Ant

A bristle bot is dwarfed by a penny

Associate Professor Jun Ueda and graduate student DeaGyu Kim members of team that developed micro-bristle-bots which are two millimeters in length,

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Tiny Supersonic Jet Injector Accelerates Nanoscale Additive Manufacturing

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Story by John Toon
Georgia Tech Research Horizons

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X-ray Imaging Provides Clues to Fracture in Solid-State Batteries

Story by Josh Brown
Courtesy of Georgia Tech Research Horizons

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Hydrogel Offers Double Punch Against Orthopedic Bone Infections

Image shows a polymerized hydrogel material that contains both an enzyme that battles bacterial infections and a protein that encourages bone growth. (Photo: Rob Felt, Georgia Tech)

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