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Over the past seven years, Georgia Institute of Technology has risen from the 9th to the 2nd largest recipient of federal research grants.
The state of Georgia's appropriation to Georgia Institute of Technology has more than doubled in the last seven years.
The U.S. Treasury Department will issue a temporary 30-day waiver for some Russian oil barrels that are already at sea.
President Trump is scheduled to convene his National Security team to review potential military options regarding Iran.
The U.S. naval blockade has expanded, with CENTCOM confirming that 85 commercial vessels have been turned away from the strait.
The UAE confirmed that a drone from Iran struck one of its power plants over the weekend.
The current technological shift driven by artificial intelligence is one of the biggest inflection points for graduating students since the internet revolution.
Georgia Institute of Technology's goal is to ensure that no student graduates without being able to fully leverage the tools of AI, regardless of their major.
As AI tools like Claude can generate code instantly, it is forcing educators to rethink how they teach subjects like computer science.
Georgia Institute of Technology's writing seminars now assume students will use AI and have consequently raised the quality expectations for student work.
Georgia Institute of Technology is the second-largest recipient of federal research grants in the United States.
Ángel Cabrera argues that for the U.S. to successfully compete with China, it must continue investing in basic research.