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A Morning With Walt Disney Animation Studios

Sep 22, 2023

On Sept. 22, representatives from Walt Disney Animation Studios visited Georgia Tech to describe career opportunities available with the animation filmmaking division.

Supporting Research Across IPaT Labs

Sep 19, 2023

Tim Trent is known at Georgia Tech’s Institute for People and Technology (IPaT) for his dedicated and enthusiastic research, operations, and makerspace support.

Considering People and Technology

Aug 24, 2023

On Aug. 24, the Institute for People and Technology (IPaT) sponsored its first fall program aptly named Considering People and Technology.

Maribeth Coleman Named Regents’ Researcher

Aug 22, 2023

Maribeth Coleman, director of Research and associate director of Interactive Media for the Institute for People and Technology (IPaT), was named a Regents’ Researcher by the University System of Georgia’s Board of Regents (BOR).

IPaT Summer Interns Present Research Projects

Aug 18, 2023

Seven Georgia Tech students hired for the 2023 summer research internship program sponsored by the Institute for People and Technology (IPaT) presented their projects on Aug. 4.

Georgia Tech Graduate Student’s Augmented Reality App Plays Starring Role in DramaTech’s ‘Safety Show’

Feb 25, 2019

The augmented reality app was part of 'The Safety Show," a presentation of DramaTech.

Doctoral Student Adriana Alvarado Garcia Selected as UN Global Data Fellow

Feb 18, 2019

The Digital Media Ph.D. student was selected to work with the United Nations Development Programme.

EarSketch Team Receives $2.1 Million Grant to Add AI ‘Co-Creative’ To Platform

Sep 26, 2018

The AI assistant would not be a visual character, but would help students learn new techniques.

Magerko Named Director of Georgia Tech Graduate Studies in Digital Media

Aug 28, 2018

Brian Magerko, professor in the School of Literature, Media, and Communication (LMC), has been named director of the School’s influential Graduate Program in Digital Media (DGS).

New Autonomous Monitoring Approach Gives Farmers Detailed 4D Look at Crops

Jun 14, 2017

Georgia Tech Researchers have developed a new method for connecting a series of 3D reconstructions in to 4D model.

Robot Uses Deep Learning and Big Data to Write and Play its Own Music

Jun 13, 2017

A marimba-playing robot with four arms and eight sticks is writing and playing its own compositions in the School of Music.

Atlanta Joins 100 Resilient Cities Movement

Mar 9, 2017

Jennifer Hirsch, director of Tech's Center for Serve-Learn-Sustain, talks about her participation on the steering committee for the Resilient Atlanta initiative.

IC Professor Thad Starner named to prestigious CHI Academy

Feb 24, 2017

Thad Starner named to prestigious CHI Academy.

DiSalvo’s Public Design Workshop Featured in New MODA Exhibit on Food Production

Feb 23, 2017

A new exhibit at the Museum of Design Atlanta features projects from the Public Design Workshop, a design research studio led by Ivan Allen College School of Literature, Media, and Communication Associate Professor Carl DiSalvo.

Finding Credibility Clues on Twitter

Jan 26, 2017

Words of millions of people on social media have considerable information about an event’s credibility

New Techniques Allow Greater Control of Smartwatches

Jan 24, 2017

College of Computing researchers control smartwatches with breaths and taps.

Research Indicates Online Personal Health Records May Empower Ill Teens

Jan 18, 2017

A team of researchers found that, for many adolescents, online personal health records are expected as an active component of their health care.

Musical Table Teaches Basics of Computer Programming

Dec 14, 2016

A musical, interactive tabletop teaches the basics of computer coding.

White House Highlights Georgia Tech-Created Computer Science Teaching Tool

Dec 5, 2016

The White House highlights EarSketch, a Georgia Tech project that teaches coding to diverse audiences through music.

ActEarly App Helps Parents Track Childhood Developmental Milestones

Dec 5, 2016

Volunteer families are needed to test new app that tracks childhood development milestones.

Researchers Work with Kids in Mumbai to Examine Classroom Potential of Virtual Reality

wireless health monitoring — Nov 30, 2016

Computing Graduate Students Flex Academic and Powerlifting Muscles

Nov 22, 2016

Foley Scholar finalists Stevie Chancellor and Tesca Fitzgerald address physical challenges by participating in powerlifting.

Learning Morse Code without Trying

Oct 27, 2016

Researchers have developed a system that teaches people Morse code within four hours using a series of vibrations felt near the ear

New App Paving Path For Improvements In Breast Cancer Patient Experience

Oct 24, 2016

GT Computing students Maia Jacobs and Aditi Dhar are working on a mobile application that will help guide patients through their challenging journeys with breast cancer.

Addressing Environmental Challenges with Big Data and Artificial Intelligence

Sep 28, 2016

NSF funding to link technologies from Georgia Tech, Smithsonian and IBM to study environment.

Data Science Fellowship Delivers Results for Refugees Resettling in Atlanta

wireless health monitoring — Aug 2, 2016

The Social Media Profile of the Black Lives Matter Movement

Jun 7, 2016

Study examines 29 million tweets surrounding four recent Black Lives Matter events.

Lower Income Families Less Likely to Use Online Learning Tools

May 12, 2016

Low-income parents are less likely to access free online educational resources or, when they do, they do so less effectively because of differences in motivation and parenting practices.

Artificial Intelligence Course Creates AI Teaching Assistant

May 9, 2016

Professor surprises students by using computer as a teaching assistant.

Obama Names Antón to Commission on Enhancing National Cybersecurity

Apr 13, 2016

President Barack Obama has selected Georgia Tech School of Interactive Computing Chair and Professor Ana (Annie) Antón to serve as one of 12 members of the Commission on Enhancing National Cybersecurity.

‘Civic Computing’ workshop leads an unlikely group of youth to help advance metro city’s vision

Mar 15, 2016

Even in an age of tweets, texts, and video chats, young people are willing to use their voice to support and shape the communities in which they live.

Algorithm Allows a Computer to Create a Vacation Highlight Video

Mar 10, 2016

Algorithm allows computer to scan 26 hours of video in three hours to create a highlight reel.

Banning Words on Instagram Doesn’t Help – It Makes It Worse

Mar 9, 2016

The pro-eating disorder community outsmarted Instagram censors in order to continue sharing content.

What Going Viral Looked Like 120 Years Ago

Mar 7, 2016

Researchers have developed a database of more than 10 million newspaper pages that is helping researchers see history with spatial information that hadn’t been available before.

Mellon Foundation Awards Georgia Tech $1 Million for New Digital Integrative Liberal Arts Center

Feb 22, 2016

Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has awarded the Georgia Institute of Technology a $1 million grant for a new learning center that will serve as an innovation engine driving digital humanities education and scholarship.

Wearable Robot Transforms Musicians into Three-Armed Drummers

Feb 17, 2016

A new wearable robotic limb allows drummers to play with three arms.

Using Stories to Teach Human Values to Artificial Agents

Feb 12, 2016

Researchers from Interactive Computing unveil “Quixote” to teach AI positive behavior.

In the Classroom with Ashok Goel

Jan 19, 2016

Goel, an award-winning professor in the College of Computing, talks about how he got into teaching and what inspires him in the classroom.

New Lab to Give Nation’s Researchers Remote Access to Robots

Jan 13, 2016

A new lab on campus will allow scientists around the country to upload programs and run experiments remotely.

How to Fall Gracefully If You’re a Robot

Oct 13, 2015

New algorithm teaches how to react to a variety of falls to minimize damage.

Researchers Develop Deep-Learning Method to Predict Daily Activities

Sep 28, 2015

Researchers from the School of Interactive Computing and the Institute for Robotics and Intelligent Machines developed a new method that teaches computers to “see” and understand what humans do in a typical day.

How Celebrity Suicides Change Support-Seeking Practices on Social Media

Sep 24, 2015

Following celebrity suicides, Redditors show expressions that indicate increased and explicit suicidal tendencies.

The Spectacular Collision of Georgia Tech and Dragon Con

Sep 14, 2015

Georgia Tech’s stories of nerdy inspiration at the nation’s premier science fiction, fantasy, and pop culture fan convention.

ICRA 2015 Showcases Georgia Tech’s Newest Robotic and Automation Work

May 21, 2015

More than 40 researchers and students from across Georgia Tech will attend a premier international robotics event next week in Seattle – the IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA 2015).

Thad Starner Discusses Whether a Computer Can Change the Essence of Who You Are

2022 Diversity Champion awards — Feb 14, 2015

How a wedding engagement changes Twitter feeds

Feb 13, 2015

Online personas change after people announce their wedding engagement on Twitter.

Demolition at the Movies

Feb 12, 2015

Georgia Tech Alumnus James O’Brien receives Academy Award for Technical Achievement in realistic animated destruction.

IPaT Director Beth Mynatt Invited to Launch of Obama's Precision Medicine Initiative

Jan 30, 2015

IPaT Executive Director Beth Mynatt will represent Georgia Tech today at the launch of President Barack Obama's Precision Medicine initiative.

Musical Robots Create Jazzy Tunes with Mason Bretan

Semiconductor Workforce — Jan 23, 2015

Georgia Tech grad among White House guests for State of the Union

Jan 20, 2015

Kathy Pham is among the 22 people the White House invited to hear President Obama’s speech from the first lady’s box.

Robots, student team up to create Miles Davis-inspired funk

Jan 16, 2015

A student and team of robots collaborate on an original, Miles Davis-inspired composition.

Making instruments and music

Jan 12, 2015

Inventions expand our assumed notion of what constitutes an instrument and the sounds it can produce.

ACM Taps Two CoC Faculty Among 2014 Fellows

Jan 9, 2015

Professors Mark Guzdial and Shamkant Navathe were among 47 computer scientists selected as fellows of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) this week for their innovations in the field.

Watson Goes to College

Jan 5, 2015

Ashok Goel, professor in the School of Interactive Computing, will use IBM's Watson computer in his Computational Creativity course.

Georgia Tech Teaches Robots to Be Social

Roswell Biotechnologies — Dec 30, 2014

Ashok Goel on Atlanta Tech Edge to Discuss Work with IBM's Watson

us-japan relations — Dec 30, 2014

Polo Chau's Smartphone Authentication Research Featured in Wired

in solidarity — Dec 20, 2014

Mark Guzdial Discusses CS Education in 'Seeking Coders, Tech Titans Turn to Schools'

salt water marshes — Dec 10, 2014

Henneman Announced as New Director of Georgia Tech's MS-HCI Program

Dec 10, 2014

Georgia Tech recently announced the appointment of Richard Henneman as the new director of its interdisciplinary MS program in Human-Computer Interaction (MS-HCI) and as professor of the practice in the School of Interactive Computing.

Co-robots Team Up with Humans

Nov 25, 2014

Robots are teaming up with humans to perform tasks in manufacturing, health care, national defense and other areas.

Cats and Athletes Teach Robots to Fall

wireless health monitoring — Nov 14, 2014

Munmun de Choudhury Explains How Algorithms Understand You

welbeing — Nov 11, 2014

Georgia Tech uses data science to promote social good

Jun 30, 2014

The Data Science for Social Good internship program is sponsored by Georgia Tech and Oracle.

Georgia Tech Health Research Reveals Online Search Patterns, New Customized Software

Apr 23, 2014

By creating proactive, accessible health and wellness technologies, Georgia Tech has taken significant steps in enabling people to control their own health to greater, more effective degrees.

Robotic Prosthesis Turns Drummer into a Three-Armed Cyborg

Mar 6, 2014

A new robotic prosthesis controls two drumsticks for an amputee.

Georgia Tech Study Reveals Copyright Complexities, Social Norms in Online Media Creation

Feb 19, 2014

In the age of mashups, fan fiction and content sharing, online media creation has spurred new complexities in copyright, effectively turning the legal concept of “fair use” on its ear, according to a new study from Georgia Tech.

How Politics Divide Facebook Friendships

Jan 29, 2014

Study examines how politically active Facebook users interact with some but ignore others.

Will You Share Your Opinion of Obama on Facebook?

Lost In Your Vibe — Jan 29, 2014

Georgia Tech Researchers Reveal Phrases that Pay on Kickstarter

Jan 14, 2014

New study finds that pitch language plays major role in success of projects on popular crowdfunding site

A Computer Scientist's Unexpected Run-In With... a Shark

A Computer Scientist's Unexpected Run-In With... a Shark — Dec 17, 2013

Nitsche edits special volume on performance and digital media

Nov 14, 2013

Exploring Public Perceptions of Future Wearable Computing

Nov 7, 2013

Study explores cultural differences of future wearable technology.

Georgia Tech researchers study aging with disabilities

Oct 29, 2013

The Georgia Tech has received a five-year $4.6 million grant to increase understanding of the aging process for people with disabilities and use data gleaned from the study to develop technologies that will benefit them and others.

Georgia Tech Adds Industrial Design to Human Computer Interaction Master’s Program

Oct 29, 2013

Where in the World are Young People Using the Internet?

Oct 7, 2013

A common myth today is that young people are all glued to the Internet, but in fact, only 30 percent of the world’s youth population between the ages of 15 and 24 years old have been active online for at least five years.

The School of Industrial Design Wins Two Awards at the International Symposium on Wearable Computers

Sep 18, 2013

The School of Industrial Design Wins Two Awards at the International Symposium on Wearable Computers.

FIDO Would Enable Dog-To-Human Communication

VLSI symposium — Jul 16, 2013

Creative Crowdsourcing Meets Military Training

Bradley Colquitt — Jun 8, 2013

Smart Drones

Extension of Self — Mar 17, 2013

Robot Warriors: Lethal Machines Coming of Age

Georgia Power Research Center — Mar 4, 2013

Balch Introduces UGA to World of MOOCs

travel planning — Mar 1, 2013

Happy, Snappy Tweets Gain the Most Twitter Followers

Happy, Snappy Tweets Gain the Most Twitter Followers — Feb 27, 2013

Fitness-Tracking Data: Useful Tool or Dangerous Obsession?

neuromodulation — Feb 20, 2013

Back Rubs, Scrum Simulators, and Robot Theater

 Linda Wills — Feb 16, 2013

What Every Parent Needs to Know About Snapchat

Aaron Stebner — Feb 15, 2013

Can Playing Games Keep You Safe Abroad?

Can Playing Games Keep You Safe Abroad? — Feb 14, 2013

Would You Announce Your Email Habits?

Tianyu Wang — Feb 7, 2013

Researchers Teach Robots Deception by Mimicking Squirrels

scientific literature — Jan 30, 2013

Talking, Walking Objects

Extension of Self — Jan 27, 2013

Guns, Violence, Games and the NRA’s Tedious New iOS App

2023 U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges — Jan 16, 2013

News as Games: Immoral or Future of Interactive Journalism?

Christine Angelini — Jan 12, 2013

Colleges Are Warming Up to Online Learning

JS Coon Building — Jan 10, 2013

Google Glass Unlikely to Be Game Changer in 2013

early career teacher — Jan 3, 2013

Teaching Robots to Deceive

Kausik Chakrabarti — Dec 31, 2012

Robots are Already Replacing Us

in solidarity — Dec 25, 2012

All the World's a Game, and Business Is a Player

Extension of Self — Dec 25, 2012

Animal Bluffs Inspire A New Breed Of Deceptive Robots

VLSI symposium — Dec 5, 2012

Glove Can Make You Mozart?

McMillan Street — Nov 13, 2012

Are Games Really That Persuasive?

Quantum and Semiconductor Physics — Nov 13, 2012

Workplace Gossip: Is All Gossip At The Office Bad Gossip?

Society for Human Resource Management — Nov 7, 2012

How Twitter Language Reveals Your Gender

Julie Sonneberg — Nov 6, 2012

Georgia Tech and Emory Join Up With Coursera

Wordle — Nov 6, 2012

Georgia Tech Joins Push to Post Courses Online for Free

Aaron Stebner — Nov 6, 2012

Language Lessons Told Through Twitter

Georgia Power Research Center — Oct 27, 2012

Robots Get Around by Mimicking Primates

Robots Get Around by Mimicking Primates — Oct 26, 2012

Rescuing Journalism by Reducing it to Mindless Fun

Sigma Xi Research Awards — Oct 21, 2012

Brain-Controlled Devices May Help Paralyzed People

McMillan Street — Oct 18, 2012

Digital Test for Early Diagnosis of Alzheimer’s Disease

student registration — Oct 17, 2012

Tech Uses High-Tech Glasses for Autism Research

CEISMC Research Associate Jayma Koval assists a high school student during REMEZCLA summer camp. — Oct 15, 2012

Gesture-sensing interfaces to rival keyboards and mice

Gesture-sensing interfaces to rival keyboards and mice — Oct 11, 2012

Home-Based Screening Tool Developed for Dementia

femspec — Oct 8, 2012

Gossip in the workplace serves a purpose, researcher says

Celia Kornegay — Oct 8, 2012

Drones Will Soon be Able to Kill during War without Human Assistance

Drones Will Soon be Able to Kill during War without Human Assistance — Oct 2, 2012

The Next Wave in US Robotic War: Drones on Their Own

Dr. Hannah Choi — Sep 29, 2012

AI Makes Worms More Informative in Genetic Research

Katherine Roberts — Aug 20, 2012