Georgia Tech ECE

Beyond the immediate devastation of the war in Iran, the conflict has also illuminated a rapidly growing danger: the vulnerability of ships to disruption of their navigation systems. A @GeorgiaTech_ECE researcher explains in @ConversationUS. theconversation.com/when-gps-lies-…

Extreme conditions have made the search for extraterrestrial water very challenging. Work from a NASA-sponsored team, led by Professor John Cressler, is hoping to make it possible through the development of silicon-germanium electronics. 🔗bit.ly/3P6orOx

Professor Gabriel Rincón-Mora was selected as an IEEE Circuits and Systems Society (CASS) Distinguished Lecturer. He will give lectures that explore energy-harvesting microchips and power IC design to CASS chapters around the world. 🔗bit.ly/4urGQWd

Ph.D. student Hansol Yoon received the Asan Foundation Biomedical Science Scholarship. The award is presented to outstanding Korean graduate students in the field of biomedical science. 🔗bit.ly/40KTEcv

Congratulations to Asif Khan, who has been named the new Editor-in-Chief of the IEEE Journal on Exploratory Solid-State Computational Devices and Circuits. 🔗bit.ly/4r1Cp1y

As we watch Olympic athletes compete in the snow, ECE researchers are also working in the cold. Whether in the lab or in Antarctica, they are pushing the boundaries of technology. 🔗bit.ly/3MEYHYL

Graduate Research Assistant Irene Wang was named a NVIDIA Graduate Research Fellow. She received the award for research on improving the efficiency and scalability of datacenter infrastructure for LLM training and inference. 🔗bit.ly/4aIV9ge

Ritik Raj was named an IBM Ph.D. Fellow for his research on neural processing units (NPU) design optimization. 🔗bit.ly/3ZqgQMG

With "epidermal virtual reality," @ProfMattFlavin in @GeorgiaTech_ECE is using haptics to create a realistic sense of physical touch that could help blind people navigate their environments or stroke patients stabilize their gait. b.gatech.edu/4qdego9

The HKN Lab Supplies Sale Program recently reached the 20-year milestone. It's helped thousands of ECE students by offering parts for some of the most popular classes at a discounted rate. 🔗bit.ly/46hdFuw

Inspired by experiences while teaching the infamously difficult ECE 2040, Professor Ying Zhang created SMART Tutor to help students during late study sessions when instructors and classmates may not be available. 🔗b.gatech.edu/4a6cdfD

Congratulations to program and operations manager Sarah Grace Alexander for winning the Culture Champion Award from the Georgia Tech College of Engineering Staff Culture Advisory Council. 🔗bit.ly/4r0ne9L

Cyber threats may seem isolated or removed from daily concerns. Then the unthinkable happens—a cyber attack on infrastructure causes crippling social and economic failures. Saman Zonouz @szonouz shares his expertise. theconversation.com/hacking-the-gr… @GaTechCyber @GeorgiaTech_ECE

Faculty and students in the School of Computer Science and @GeorgiaTech_ECE had several notable contributions at MICRO 2025. 🔗Read more on their research and roles at the conference: cc.gatech.edu/news/conferenc…

Shimeng Yu in @GeorgiaTech_ECE is changing how processors and memory chips are physically connected, stacking them vertically instead of side by side. That moves data faster so the chips can handle the huge demands of AI models. b.gatech.edu/3NFxk0J

@Apple Vision Pro is now part of our learning ecosystem. Students and instructors are using spatial computing to develop immersive lessons, interactive simulations, and digital twins—while inspiring creativity and entrepreneurial ventures. 🔗bit.ly/3LEHJsZ

.@GeorgiaTech_ECE is deploying Apple Vision Pro headsets to make the invisible (or hard to visualize) tangible. They're helping students interact with tough abstract concepts & turn budding ideas for spatial computing into real-world startups. b.gatech.edu/4qce6y8

Ph.D. student Sait Kilinc was recognized with a top award in the student pitch competition at the 2025 IEEE International Ultrasonics Symposium for his research on drug delivery to the brain. 🔗 bit.ly/4stSr6h

Microscopes have long been a cornerstone of scientific discovery, but many biological features remain beyond sight. A new imaging technique developed by Ph.D. students Hansol Yoon and Kyungduck Yoon is overcoming those challenges. 🔗 b.gatech.edu/4svsoLX

Millions suffer heavy menstrual bleeding for years before care. A global team led by ECE researchers Ali Adibi and Ashkan Zandi is building smart menstrual product sensors for rapid, affordable diagnosis. 🔗 b.gatech.edu/49oLKcG