Georgia Tech Academics & Research Digest – October 5, 2026
A Georgia Tech legal scholar explains why "rogue" AI agents are really a specification problem, plus a community river cleanup at Hollywood Cemetery and a micro-CT seminar at IBB.
A Georgia Tech legal scholar explains why "rogue" AI agents are really a specification problem, plus a community river cleanup at Hollywood Cemetery and a micro-CT seminar at IBB.

Georgia Tech and Amazon launched a joint Science Hub focused on autonomous systems, logistics, and low-Earth-orbit communications. Plus a packed slate of October seminars on electron beam lithography, AI safety, HVAC research, and translational science.
Georgia Tech’s bi-weekly Research Bulletin brings a busy slate of opportunities for faculty, researchers, and students this week, spotlighting a manufacturing innovation showcase, two competitive federal funding programs, and additional research grants open for proposals. Manufacturing USA Virtual Showcase —…
A Triple Jacket is headed to the chancellor's office, an ATDC startup is lighting up Downtown LA, and fall break plans are taking shape. Here's your Georgia Tech academics and research roundup for Thursday, October 1, 2026.
September 2026 has been a landmark month for Georgia Tech, with the Institute earning multiple national honors while also opening a major new facility at the heart of its campus. Georgia Tech Climbs the Rankings Georgia Tech’s academic momentum was…

Georgia Tech kicks off Campus Sustainability Month with a full slate of October events, unveils a new Academic AI Strategy and Playbook, and opens the door to study and work opportunities in Quebec and China.

Georgia Tech’s Tuesday newsletter brought a rich mix of campus research breakthroughs, student life events, and thought-provoking policy work. Here’s a summary of the day’s academic highlights from the Georgia Tech Daily Digest. Soil Liming Research: Better Crops and Carbon…

Georgia Tech holds the Princeton Review's No. 1 Best Value public college spot for a fourth straight year, while researchers recreate solar wind on lunar minerals, probe the limits of flood models with rare NASA data, and six students spend ten days on "Mars."
From an inaugural Hydrogen Day convening industry and government leaders to alumni fireside chats and sustainability career panels, Monday brought a full slate of academic and research news from the Flats.
From bio-layer interferometry in the EBB to research-impact metrics at the Library, Georgia Tech's calendar is stacked with ways to sharpen your research game this fall. Here's Friday's rundown.