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• Kosal Appointed to National Academies Committees on Bioterrorism, Chemical Threats

  March 21, 2022

  Margaret Kosal, associate professor in the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs, will research weapons of mass destruction in the two fields.

• 5 Questions on March Madness with Sports and Society Professor Mary McDonald

  March 15, 2022

  As we anticipate the tournament tip-off, McDonald offers insight into the entwining narratives of gender equality, school identity, and more that will play out on basketball courts across the country this month.

  

• ‘In the Middle of War, He is Asking for Poems’ — LMC’s Ilya Kaminsky on the War in Ukraine

  March 14, 2022

  In an op-ed published in 'The New York Times,' Kaminksy discusses war, poetry, and the fate of Ukraine’s writers and translators.

  

• LMC's Nassim Parvin Leads One of Two GT Teams to the 2022 ACCelerate Festival in Washington, D.C.

  March 11, 2022

  Georgia Institute of Technology students, faculty, and staff are proudly taking part in the 2022 ACCelerate Festival, a celebration of creative exploration and innovative research happening at the intersection of science, engineering, arts, and design.

  

• What to Know About the Process of Confirming a Supreme Court Justice

  March 9, 2022

  Chad Slieper of the Law, Science, and Technology program explains the process of confirming a nominee to the bench.

  

• IAC Students 'Trek' to The Carter Center for Career Visit

  March 8, 2022

  Students learn about former President Jimmy Carter and The Carter Center's mission of democracy and human rights.

  

• Anti-war Movement in Russia may be ‘Wishful Thinking’ According to HSOC Professor

  March 8, 2022

  Assistant Professor Kate Pride Brown explains that activism relies on social trust, of which people living under authoritarian regimes tend to have little. 

  

• New Volume on Science Fiction by Women Dedicated to Georgia Tech Sci Fi Scholar Lisa Yaszek

  March 8, 2022

  The volume showcases 18 stories, one poem, and one nonfiction piece written by women, most of which haven't been reprinted in decades.

  

• Fourteen in Ivan Allen College Recognized for Teaching Excellence

  March 1, 2022

  The honored faculty members received excellent reviews from students.

  

• Public Policy Study Examines Cell Therapy Workforce Needs

  February 28, 2022

  The study, published in "Nature Biotechnology," examines job postings in the CAR T cell therapy industry.

  

• The Role of Sanctions in Curtailing Russia

  February 24, 2022

  While sanctions can make it harder to do business with a country, they do not always achieve the desired result in terms of changing behaviors, says School of Economics Professor Tibor Besedes.

  

• Sandy Magnus Named to U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame

  February 23, 2022

  Georgia Tech graduate and Professor of the Practice Sandra “Sandy” Magnus (MSE, ’96) has been elected to the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame. Magnus, who flew to space three times, will be inducted in June at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida. Only 101 astronauts have received the honor.

  

• Study Reveals Strong Demand for Open-Access Science

  February 23, 2022

  School of Public Policy researchers used machine learning to analyze the explanations users gave for downloading 1.6 million scientific reports. They found many reports were downloaded by everyday people seeking knowledge, signaling a strong desire for lifelong learning.

  

• Georgia Tech’s Army ROTC Engineers Solutions for 3rd Infantry Division

  February 22, 2022

  Georgia Tech Army ROTC cadets partnered with the 3rd Infantry Division to solve issues faced by the soldiers with their equipment and training.

  

• Nearly Two-Thirds of Georgians Support Immediate Action on Climate, Survey Shows

  February 21, 2022

  The survey polled 1,788 Georgia residents and was conducted for researchers at Georgia Tech and the University of Georgia.

  

• Sugimoto a Featured Expert to Discuss the Future of the Science of Science

  February 17, 2022

  The Tom and Marie Patton Chair of the School of Public Policy contributed to the article in "nature human behaviour."

  

• IAC Undergrad Kay Perkins Awarded Patti Grace Smith Fellowship

  February 17, 2022

  The fellowship pairs Black undergraduate students with the nation’s leading aerospace companies.

  

• Four Ivan Allen College Teams Awarded Seed Grants for Advancing Multidisciplinary Team Research

  February 17, 2022

  The grants, awarded by the Office of the Executive Vice President for Research, are meant to foster the growth of cross-disciplinary teams needed to tackle some of society’s greatest challenge

  

• New LMC Class Prepares Students to Become CommLab Consultants

  February 15, 2022

  Students begin by learning the theory of communication and applying it to their own writing before diving into educational theory and tutoring.

  

• Public Policy Class Connects Students with Legislators on Issues Important to Them

  February 10, 2022

  Students in POL 2101: State and Local Government, spend the semester developing solutions for today's policy issues.

  

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