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• 2022 Student IoT Innovation Capacity Building Challenge now accepting project proposal submissions

  November 12, 2021

  Teams can receive up to $3,000 in research support for projects related to the Internet of Things.

  

• New Study Reveals Racial, Ethnic Disparities in Use of Increasingly Popular Prostate Cancer Test

  November 8, 2021

  The study found that Black men were at least 23.6% less likely than their white counterparts to receive an MRI exam following an elevated prostate-specific antigen blood test.

  

• DramaTech Tackles Pandemic, Love & Information

  November 5, 2021

  The fall production of Georgia Tech's student-run theater premieres in-person and online on Friday, Nov. 5.

  

• Taylor Selected for USG Executive Leadership Institute

  November 4, 2021

  Laura Taylor, professor and chair of the School of Economics, will join the 2021-2022 USG Executive Leadership Institute. 

  

• Undergraduate Q&A: HSOC Society President Katie Marchese

  November 4, 2021

  Third-year student Katie Marchese plans to use her double major in HTS and Public Policy to pursue further education in law.

  

• D'Unger's Father's Passion Lives on at the Georgia Tech Library

  November 3, 2021

  HSOC faculty member Amy D'Unger's donation of her father's early sci-fi book collection keeps his passion and memory alive at the Georgia Tech Library.

  

• Mimosas, Scholars, and Ivan Allen: Ivan Allen College Welcomes Alumni Back for Homecoming Week

  November 2, 2021

  Ivan Allen College kicked off Homecoming Week with several activities to celebrate alumni and the legacy of Ivan Allen Jr.

  

• Technology Policy and Research Center Ranks atop Centers of Research Excellence

  November 2, 2021

  The center was ranked the best out of 21 in the country for its contributions to management of technology and innovation (MOT) research.

  

• Ivan Allen College Welcomes New Advisory Board Members

  November 1, 2021

  Three new members were appointed to the Ivan Allen College advisory board.

  

• New Public Policy Class Examines Building Equitable Cities through Urban Policy

  November 1, 2021

  PUBP 4211/6606: Urban Policy, will feature weekly guest speakers solving real-world problems.

  

• Be Afraid: What to Read at Halloween

  October 29, 2021

  LMC Faculty Recommend Haunting Tales

  

• What was Life Like at Georgia Tech 50 Years Ago?

  October 28, 2021

  Philip Cheaney and Phillip Jones were two of the first three graduates from the School of Economics in 1971. They reflected on what has changed the most in the past 50 years, what has stayed the same, and their best advice for students today.

  

• Public Policy Chair Co-Authors ‘Nature’ Commentary on Predatory Journal Publishers

  October 28, 2021

  In the commentary, Sugimoto and her colleagues suggest ways to reduce the influence of predatory publishers, which can fool researchers and flood the web with false or low-quality research.

  

• 5 Questions on Voting with Richard Barke

  October 27, 2021

  Richard Barke of the School of Public Policy talks about the importance of local elections.

  

• The Cultural Myths of the Early Computer (and How They Shape the Conversation Today)

  October 27, 2021

  By looking at the early history of personal computers and the myths that rose around them, we can be more critical of messaging from tech and media companies today.

  

• Study Co-Authored by School of Public Policy Ph.D. Student Explores Effects of Automation, AI, in the Modern Workplace

  October 21, 2021

  Collaborative study co-authored by Ph.D. candidate from the School of Public Policy and a Georgia State University colleague explores the effects of automation and AI in the modern workplace

  

• Experts Discuss Algorithmic Bias in School of Public Policy Panel

  October 20, 2021

  Four experts from across the country discussed their research handling bias in algorithms.

  

• Navy Commander Challenges Midshipmen to Find Their “Battle Rhythm”

  October 18, 2021

  Cmdr. Kathryn “Kat” Sampson Wijnaldum says setting good habits is key to success in military careers.

  

• Global Challenges and Opportunities: Space and Foreign Policy with Mariel Borowitz

  October 18, 2021

  Mariel Borowitz, associate professor in the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs, talks about her research and its significance.

  

• 5 Questions with Dracula, Gothic Horror Scholar Carol Senf

  October 15, 2021

  Carol Senf, a noted expert in Dracula and Gothic literature, says real life is scarier than any horror novel could hope to be.

  

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