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Peter Addison, fourth-year undergraduate and May 2020 candidate for graduation from the School of Physics, and Lucy, the family goldendoodle.

School of Physics senior Peter Addison is already working on a graduate school level, according to his research group director. He'll return to Georgia Tech after graduation to continue studies that could help NASA choose landing sites for its Europa Clipper mission. 

Demirchelie (left) and Shafei (not pictured) used a popular mathematical and engineering method called a fuzzy algorithm to quantify sustainability.

In February, Elaheh Demirchelie, Arch 09, MS Arch 14, with the scientific expertise of Babak Shafei, PhD EAS 12, and Kristen Mitchell, MS EAS 11, launched a sustainable fashion brand.

2020 Earth Day Design

Connect with Georgia Tech Earth Day from home the week of April 13-17.

PPE Donated to Help Healthcare Workers

Thousands of items that are in short supply for healthcare workers are now being dispatched across the state.

A sheen of oil coats the surface of the Gulf of Mexico in June 2010, as ships work to help control the Deepwater Horizon spill. Credit: kris krüg, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0/Eos Magazine

A new article from Georgia Tech professor Joel Kostka highlights the advances made in microbial science in the 10 years since the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, the world's worst environmental disaster.