The Scheller College of Business and the Advanced Technology Development Center are part of a group effort to recreate the environment of Tech Square at the SXSW conference next week.
Designs Shared for High Performance Computing Center
The Atlanta Business Chronicle shares updated renderings of the upcoming addition to Tech Square.
The Class Project That Could Spark Charleston’s future
The Charleston Lowcountry Lowline will turn an abandoned railroad line into a 6.5-mile linear park. Tech students are helping take the first steps to making the dream a reality.
But Does it Fly? AE1601 Takes to the Air
A time-honored rite of spring, the AE1601 Glider Competition brought dozens of first-year students to the Campus Recreation Center last week to test their fledgling engineering skills.
The First Competition
The InVenture Prize began in 2009, with eight students or student teams competing in what was dubbed “American Idol for Nerds.” Today, it’s more equivalent to Shark Tank, but it’s still about showcasing innovations from undergraduate students at Georgia Tech. The first competition had a first place team and individual winner. The winning innovation in the team category, Chlorocyte Bioreactor, used emissions from fossil-fuel burning power plants to grow and harvest algae. The individual winning innovation, DialPrice, let users quickly check competitive pricing using any phone.
