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2019 TA and Future Faculty Awards Day

College of Sciences students who work closely with faculty are among those honored during end-of-year festivities at the Center for Teaching and Learning.

Artists and art inspired by the periodic table: Ruthvik Chandrasekaran, Anna Starr, and Nishalini Shanmugan

Twenty-eight students submitted to the section for art inspired by the periodic table or chemical elements. In addition to paintings and photographs, the entries included poetry, drawings, sculptures, and digital art pieces.The diverse creative expressions yielded mind-opening and fresh perspectives of the periodic table. Top honors went to three College of Engineering students.

Pioneers of B.S. in Neuroscience

Initiated in fall 2017, the B.S. in Neuroscience program has graduated its first students. Seven neuroscience majors graduating in May 2019 were among those students who changed their major to neuroscience as soon as the program was announced.

A job for Chemistry Avengers

High-school students taking the Georgia Tech distance-learning chemistry course of William Baron came to campus to participate in an escape room based on organic chemistry.

Georgia Tech Astrobiology

Georgia Tech graduate students now have another way to join the hot field of astrobiology. The Graduate Certificate in Astrobiology is now an option, thanks to the effort of the vibrant astrobiology community in Georgia Tech.

Amy (left) and Rachna Patel

Amy and Rachna Patel, sisters from Johns Creek, Georgia, have been fortunate enough to get to experience their time at Georgia Tech together — and they plan to finish it off by graduating together as well.