Research suggests that vast mats of smelly seaweed may have entered a self-sustaining cycle, effectively feeding their own expansion. It’s creating a chronic disaster for the affected coasts, with little sign of ending.

The Office of Information Technology Cybersecurity department and distributed campus IT partners have launched Phase III of the Computer Security Standard (CSS).

Georgia Tech’s in-vessel composting program earns national recognition.

Green Forks collaboration reduces waste, supports student well-being, and advances campus sustainability goals.

A historic $415 million fundraising year fuels scholarships, academic excellence, and major capital projects across the Institute.

The labels refer to whether all of the information about how an AI model works is publicly available and the model can be modified, or whether the model’s developer keeps its inner workings secret and the model itself private property.

As neuroscience and neurotechnology accelerate, Georgia Tech researchers are examining what a neuro-connected future could mean for society and for humanity itself.

For the value it offers students, the Institute earned a five-star rating from the publication.

Campus labs have a new pathway to strengthen sustainable operations through a campus comprehensive certification program.

AI is giving cybercriminals new speed and scale, but researchers say the technology could also become one of cybersecurity’s strongest defenses.