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Two Georgia Tech physicists may have come up with an answer for how cold gas filaments can stretch for tens of thousands of light-years from the super hot centers of galaxy clusters.
Georgia Tech’s Spring 2020 Commencement Ceremony is postponed until… well, we don’t know just yet. Once we receive updated guidance on large gatherings, we will choose a date for our traditional, in-person ceremony — complete with all the pomp and circumstance (and gold and white balloons) graduating Yellow Jackets have come to expect! So, stay tuned for that announcement.
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Students in the Schools of Mathematics and Physics are recognized by their peers for service and support of the Georgia Tech experience during the Up with the White and Gold virtual celebration.
Professor Carlos Silva is a new associate editor at Science Advances, an open access journal from the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
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Joshua Weitz shares COVID-19 expertise with media in Atlanta and around the globe.
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Two Georgia Tech physicists, Pablo Laguna and Deirdre Shoemaker, are part of a new National Science Foundation award to continue development of the Einstein Toolkit, a collection of scientist-shared computational resources for advancing studies of relativistic astrophysics and gravitational wave physics.
How Jennifer Leavey’s videos use research articles to build personal contact and educate online communities about COVID-19 research.
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Undergraduates in Georgia Tech's College of Sciences are recognized for taking part in research studies that might be offered only to graduate students at other institutions. The students studies complex problems in math, biochemistry, psychology, and physics.
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Four College of Sciences graduate students are the recipients of the 2020 Larry O'Hara Graduate Student Fellowship, presented to top doctoral students in their third or fourth years of study.
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If coughing in your sleeve is effective, face masks must be, too, and successes in Asia and Europe corroborate this, physicist says.
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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.
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Study on intermediate-mass black holes, multiband gravitational waves takes the spotlight in this month's Nature Astronomy.
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