This flexible sensor, comprised of biocompatible and ultrathin components with mesh circuitry, fits in the mouth and measures sodium intake in real time. #CreatingTheNext |
Georgia Tech will be home to a $10 million headquarters to build groundbreaking collaborations between bioscientists and mathematicians. #CreatingTheNext |
After spending the first part of his career designing fighter jets, this Georgia Tech aerospace engineering grad now has earned over 80 patents inventing products with @CocaCola. #CreatingTheNext#WeCanDoThat |
Georgia Tech is working with the @CityofAtlanta to make North Avenue one of the most high-tech roads in the Southeast, with adaptive traffic signals, HD cameras to track the flow of traffic, and thermal cameras to detect pedestrians. #CreatingTheNext |
Biomedical engineers at Georgia Tech have made this tiny sensor that could cut costs and complications associated with treating brain aneurysms. #CreatingTheNext |
Before this Georgia Tech program, only one Atlanta public school offered computing courses. Now five schools have high-quality computing courses, and it continues to grow. #WeCanDoThat#CreatingTheNext |
It's believed to be the largest facility of its kind.
The 21-story Coda building on Georgia Tech's campus was specifically designed to bring university researchers, students, and industry partners together in one space. #WeCanDoThat#CreatingTheNext |
💛💛 Georgia Tech engineers have made these 3D printed heart valves that could soon assist cardiologists in life-saving surgical procedures. 💛💛 #CreatingTheNext |
Engineers at Georgia Tech have combined origami and 3D printing to make structures that can hold 100 times their weight but can also be repeatedly folded and unfolded without breaking. #CreatingTheNext#WeCanDoThat |
This Georgia Tech chemical engineering professor and his lab are developing a new type of material to remove potentially dangerous carbon dioxide out of the air before it can harm the environment. #WeCanDoThat#CreatingTheNext |
Georgia Tech engineers have been testing this robot that disabled individuals can control with eye movements to assist with daily activities like feeding themselves, applying lotion, or even scratching an itch. #CreatingTheNext#WeCanDoThat |
This professor and researcher is studying the moves of dancers and athletes to develop rehab techniques for patients with Parkinson's or spinal cord injuries. #CreatingTheNext |