(May 5, 2008) — Danielle Ayan, a research scientist in the Center for Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is leading the effort to author a strategic plan for GIS in Georgia. (full story…)
(April 30, 2008) — Former Georgia Institute of Technology President John Patrick “Pat” Crecine, 68, died, Monday, April 28, 2008, at his home in Pittsburgh. (full story…)
(April 30, 2008) — This special event of the Healthy Places Research Group will offer real-life, local examples of how to make healthy places. While the Atlanta metro faces challenges to maintain and enhance quality of life and community health, there are beacons of hope and success that offer practical strategies to support healthy lifestyles for all. In a panel discussion we will hear about local government policies and plans to promote wellbeing; development practices to create livable places; and aproaches to retrofit an auto-oriented urban area to support walking, biking and transit. (full story…)
Spruill Gallery (April 29, 2008) — Intersections at the frontier of art and technology; Curated by Hope Cohn (full story…)
(April 24, 2008) — Citing the critical importance of the continued growth of robotics to U.S. competitiveness, 11 universities are taking the lead in developing an integrated national strategy for robotics research. The United States is the only nation engaged in advanced robotics research that does not have such a research roadmap. (full story…)
(April 23, 2008) — The Architecture Program has announced the winners of the SGF Prize for 2008. They are Anthony Piede (1st), Laura Powell (2nd), and Miharu Morimoto (3rd). Hanyun Huang received honorable mention. (full story…)
(April 21, 2008) — Ceremony lauds student, faculty and staff achievements (full story…)
New York (April 14, 2008) — The Georgia Tech Glee Club will perform in the Isaac Stern Auditorium of world-famous Carnegie Hall on Tuesday, April 15, at 8:00PM (full story…)
(April 9, 2008) — The Georgia Institute of Technology and The Home Depot have joined forces to promote water conservation in four communities contiguous to the Georgia Tech campus. (full story…)
(April 9, 2008) — All next week, Georgia Tech will educate the community on environmental awareness and renew its commitment to campus sustainability with Think Green Week, which culminates in the 11th annual Earth Day Celebration, themed “Take Action: Code Green.” (full story…)
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