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@gt_chbe & @coulterbme researchers found that where mRNA therapies enter the GI tract influences where they travel in the body, opening new possibilities for vaccines, gene therapies, and GLP-1 treatments while limiting off-target effects.

🔗 read more at the link in the bio! by @georgiatechresearch

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18 days ago

🤖 Can AI Be Surprised?

What happens when an AI assistant gets a question it can’t answer, a self-driving vehicle encounters something unusual, or an autonomous factory faces an unexpected disruption?

Humans naturally recognize when something doesn’t fit our expectations and adjust. Machines, however, typically don’t have that ability.

Researchers in Georgia Tech’s H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISyE) are working to change that.

Led by ISyE professor Yu Ding, the research team developed a new framework called Mutual Information Surprise, which helps autonomous systems recognize when something important and unexpected has happened, determine whether it matters, and decide how to respond. by @georgiatechresearch

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19 days ago

Your future job is being shaped by AI right now.
Come meet some of the people shaping it. Avant South brings leaders from Uber, The Home Depot, McKesson, Truist, Hyundai, Kia and more to Tech Square for two days exploring AI in the real world. Come for the ideas, connections and see where your field could take you next.

📅 Oct. 12–13
📍 Tech Square

Register at the link in our bio! by @georgiatechresearch

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Student Flora Nguyen learns about the violin robot Hathaani.

In @gtschoolofmusic’s Center for Music Technology, Gil Weinberg leads research in creating the next generation of technology for composition, performance, consumption, and education. From violin robots to robotic musical sculptures, their work transforms not only how to create music but experience it.

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The guitarbot

In @gtschoolofmusic’s Center for Music Technology, Gil Weinberg leads research in creating the next generation of technology for composition, performance, consumption, and education. From violin robots to robotic musical sculptures, their work transforms not only how to create music but experience it.

VIP in Robotic Musicianship students learn about a robotic musical sculpture named Medusai.

In @gtschoolofmusic’s Center for Music Technology, Gil Weinberg leads research in creating the next generation of technology for composition, performance, consumption, and education. From violin robots to robotic musical sculptures, their work transforms not only how to create music but experience it.

The marimba-playing arm of the Shimon robot.

In @gtschoolofmusic’s Center for Music Technology, Gil Weinberg leads research in creating the next generation of technology for composition, performance, consumption, and education. From violin robots to robotic musical sculptures, their work transforms not only how to create music but experience it.

VIP in Robotic Musicianship students learn how Shimon, a robotic marimba player, works.

In @gtschoolofmusic’s Center for Music Technology, Gil Weinberg leads research in creating the next generation of technology for composition, performance, consumption, and education. From violin robots to robotic musical sculptures, their work transforms not only how to create music but experience it. by @georgiatechresearch

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@southeastanalog is a Georgia Tech-based, student-run space program that trains for spaceflight with Earth-based missions. In August, SEA sent six students to simulate a mission to Mars at @titanranch in Arkansas. For 10 days, the team conducted experiments, managed limited resources, and lived in isolation to learn what it’s like to be an astronaut. #WeCanDoThat 🚀🧑‍🚀👩‍🚀🐝

Link in bio 🔗 taken in Georgia Tech by @georgiatechresearch

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Georgia Tech industrial design students partnered with AG Rhodes nursing home residents to co-create tools that restore independence. By designing with residents like Essie Bailey-Demic, students learned a powerful lesson: lived experience is the best design guide.

🪴 read more at the link in our bio! by @georgiatechresearch

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A music legend meets cutting-edge Georgia Tech research. 🎶🤖

Legendary Indian composer Maestro Ilaiyaraaja visited the Georgia Tech Center for Music Technology to experience some of the latest research coming out of our School of Music.

🎵 Robots that listen, respond, and improvise
🎻 AI + robotics designed for Carnatic music
🤟 Technology making music more accessible
🎧 Immersive spatial audio that surrounds the listener

At Georgia Tech, music research isn’t just about what we hear — it’s exploring entirely new ways for people and technology to create together.

Take a look inside the lab. 👀

#GeorgiaTech #GeorgiaTechMusic #MusicTechnology #MusicResearch #Robotics #AI #Ilaiyaraaja #CarnaticMusic taken in Georgia Tech School of Music by @georgiatechresearch

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For decades, scientists believed the immune system naturally weakens as we age. Georgia Tech researchers have discovered a way to deliver molecular instructions to “exhausted” T cells — restoring the ability to multiply and fight diseases.

Silicon nanowires deliver new biological instructions without damaging the cells — producing effects that last about two weeks. The body’s cells still grow older, but now they may not have to act like it. #WeCanDoThat 🐝🔬

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📸 A scanning electron micrograph from the lab of Ankur Singh and Zhonghao Dai shows aged human T cells resting on top of a bed of microscopic silicon nanowires, which are engineered to interact directly with the cells and restore their youthful function.

📸 Dai and graduate researcher Shaylyn Grier examine a lab sample. taken in Georgia Tech by @georgiatechresearch

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Pascal Van Hentenryck is leading a team of ISyE faculty helping shape AI-driven manufacturing through a nearly $20 million @nsfgov initiative led by Georgia Tech.

Joining the effort are Nagi Gebraeel, Roshan Joseph, Kamran Paynabar, Eunhye Song, Xiaochen Xian, and Yao Xie, bringing expertise in AI, machine learning, optimization, and systems engineering to accelerate scientific discovery.

“Manufacturing is moving toward intelligent, autonomous, and interconnected systems that can learn, adapt, and accelerate innovation,” said Pinar Keskinocak, the H. Milton and Carolyn J. Stewart School Chair of ISyE. “This award positions ISyE and Georgia Tech at the forefront of that transformation. By combining ISyE’s strengths in AI and systems engineering with interdisciplinary collaboration and state-of-the-art facilities, this initiative will accelerate scientific discovery and autonomous manufacturing, and create new opportunities to tackle complex challenges in engineering and manufacturing.” by @georgiatechresearch

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A Georgia Tech graduate student examines a hollow fiber membrane, used for low-energy chemical separation. New @energy Genesis Mission awards have bolstered innovative interdisciplinary work across the Institute, with Georgia Tech leading two projects and contributing to five more. (Photo: Rob Felt)

🔗 read more about the research at the link in our bio! by @georgiatechresearch

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3 months ago

Innovation in Action: Meet the 2026 Summer Undergraduate Research Scholars 🐝

This summer, eight undergraduate researchers are taking on big questions with even bigger potential, from AI and public health communication to financial systems, computer chip design and fairer recommendation systems.

Join us on August 7 at 11 a.m. in George Tower, Room 268, to see their work in action. by @georgiatechresearch

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In Scott Hollister’s @coulterbme 3D printing lab, researchers develop new medical devices, implants, and scaffolds to support physicians from concept to clinical trials. Take a peek at the process with human cervical spine models and airway support devices. by @georgiatechresearch

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