Holly Rush has worked at Georgia Tech since 2000. Her employment influenced her son, Andrew, to attend the Institute and study computer engineering.

Mikkel Thomas fell into microelectronics — and fell in love with it. Now, he’s leading more people to the field.

The event provided a unique opportunity for the Decision and Control Laboratory community to share research, foster interdisciplinary collaboration, and engage in discussions at the frontier of control theory, robotics, and decision-making.

AI-powered systems are not magical, nor are they foolproof – they can and do regularly fail to work as intended.

The research, which introduces a novel chip interconnect technology, is an important step toward more flexible multichip modules and advanced glass-based packaging platforms.

This cybersecurity innovation from Georgia Tech turns malware against itself.