Led by Ph.D. student Ryan Pickren, the research discovered 37 times more vulnerabilities in industrial control systems (which oversee and automate industrial processes) than was previously thought.

Now with the support of the National Science Foundation, Professor Karthikeyan Sundaresan is exploring the use of acoustic waves to develop more efficient and scalable Internet of Things sensors, potentially transforming various applications from smart homes to vehicle synchronization and more.

Professor John Cressler has participated in silent retreats for over 25 years, touting the mental benefits of time away from the outside world. Now, thanks to generous contributions from Georgia Tech graduates, he’s leading students through the journey (and benefits) of silence.

The new Micron Technology Chair in Advanced Memory Systems Design will bridge academia and industry, advancing research and education in memory systems design.

The same AI that is driving the need for more efficient cooling in data centers is heating up smartphones too. ECE professor Saibal Mukhopadhyay talked to the EE Times about the challenges and possible solution to the problem: a cooling chip.

Computer engineering took over the top spot among public universities for the first time, while electrical engineering held steady.

Gu brings a wealth of experience and expertise in high-efficiency, low-power integrated circuits and systems.

Students experience the real-world analog chip tapeout process, with their designs being produced at Texas Instruments’ state-of-the-art wafer fabs.