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Calvin Mackie
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Woodruff School Alumnus Creating a New Kind of Classroom and Making STEM Accessible

By Chloe Arrington Published: June 24, 2024
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Jean Louise Koff and Ankur Singh
ME, Research, Bioengineering

LLS Funds Immunoengineers and Cancer Specialists to Tackle Health Disparities
Joi Outlaw
ME, Staff, Awards

Joi Outlaw Receives COESCAC Culture Champion Award
Tim Lieuwen
ME, Alumni

Lieuwen to Deliver AIAA Dryden Lectureship at the SciTech Forum
A new exoskeleton controller developed by Georgia Tech engineers works for dozens of dozens of realistic human lower limb movements, including dynamic actions like tug-of-war and jumping, as well as more typical unstructured movements like starting and stopping, twisting, and meandering.
ME, Research, Automation and Mechatronics, Robotics

No Matter the Task, This New Exoskeleton AI Controller Can Handle It
The left image shows the immune organ-on-chip, where the organoids (right) are grown to study the response of human donors. The right image shows development of types of immune cells relevant to the antibody response.
ME, Research, Bioengineering

Lab-Grown Human Immune System Model Uncovers Weakened Response in Cancer Patients
Capstone Design Team Megatronics
ME, Students, Capstone

Meet Fall 2024 Capstone Design Team Megatronics
Fan Zhang
ME, NRE, NREMP, Faculty, Nuclear & Radiological Engineering

Fan Zhang Hosts Middle School Science Teacher as Part of GIFT Program
WoW Leadership Symposium
ME, Students, Alumni, Events

Woodruff School Hosts Inaugural WoW Leadership Symposium
Jeremy Colton
ME, Alumni

A Yellow Jacket Legacy

Ethan and Nathan Morlu
ME, Students

Identical Twins on Georgia Tech Journey Together

IMS Funds New Research Initiatives
ME, Research, CAE and Design

IMS Funds New Research Initiatives
Satish Kumar
ME, Faculty, Research, Heat Transfer, Combustion and Energy Systems

Research Team Awarded $7.3 Million for Machine Learning Assisted Development of High-Fidelity Two-Phase Models