Recent News
-
School of Public Policy to Welcome International Cohort for 2019 Atlanta Conference on Science and Innovation Policy
October 9, 2019
Since its inception in 2006, the Atlanta Conference on Science and Innovation Policy, which is organized by the Georgia Institute of Technology's School of Public Policy, has played a critical role in bringing internationally-renowned policy experts onto Georgia Tech's campus to discuss urgent challenges in science, technology, and innovation.
-
Proposed Georgia Power Rate Hike Hearings Begin This Week
September 30, 2019
-
Borenstein Gives Talks on Responsible Conduct of Research and Engineering Ethics during Distinguished Speaker Series at UW - Madison
September 25, 2019
Borenstein gives talks on Responsible Conduct of Research and Engineering Ethics during Distinguished Speaker Series at UW - Madison
-
Georgia Tech Partners with Universities, UN on Sustainable Development Goals
September 23, 2019
Three faculty from the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts are among the representatives from leading world universities — including Georgia Tech and three Ivan Allen College facutly — will convene today, September 23, at Rutgers University - Newark to participate in the University Global Compact (UGC)’s 17 Rooms-U, hosted in partnership with the United Nations.
-
Kaye Husbands Fealing Elected NAPA Fellow; Keynotes AAAS Fellowship Program
September 18, 2019
The National Academy of Public Administration (NAPA) recently announced that Georgia Institute of Technology School of Public Policy Chair Kaye Husbands Fealing was among 51 leaders in the field of public administration to be selected for the 2019 Class of Academy Fellows.
-
CAR T-cell Therapy Has Some Patients Crowdfunding to Cover Costs
September 17, 2019
-
Smart Devices Need to Get Smarter to Help Save Energy, Georgia Tech Professor Says in ‘Nature Energy’ Article
September 16, 2019
With forecasts calling for the installation of billions more connected smart devices in coming years, the need is ever more acute for ways to encourage energy conservation and address consumer misperceptions about power use, School of Public Policy Asssitant Professor Omar Isaac Asensio writes in Nature Energy.
-
The 8th Atlanta Conference on Science and Innovation Policy to be held in October at Georgia Tech
September 9, 2019
The 8th Atlanta Conference on Science and Innovation Policy, SciSIP PI conference, Advanced IP Analytics for Research Workshop, and 9th annual Global TechMining Conference in October.
-
An 'Interdisciplinary Ecosystem'
September 9, 2019
Two Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts teams move into the Coda building to continue their innovative research using data analytics to solve problems in health care, energy, and more.
-
Millions of Children Exposed to Opioid Misuse at Home, New Study Reveals
September 3, 2019
-
Alliance to Save Energy Honors Public Policy Professor Marilyn Brown
August 27, 2019
Public Policy Professor Marilyn Brown is a recipient of the 2019 Charles H. Percy Award for Public Service presented by the Alliance to Save Energy.
-
Millions of Children Exposed to Opioid Misuse at Home, New Georgia Tech Study Reveals
August 21, 2019
Fewer children are living with opioid abusers, but the number of kids living with heroin users continues to rise, according to a new study from Lindsey Bullinger in the School of Public Policy and her co-author Coady Wing at Indiana University.
-
Asensio Delivers Keynote at GM IT Innovation Center
August 15, 2019
Omar Asensio, delivered a keynote address at the GM IT Georgia Innovation Center’s Geek Week kickoff event.
-
Voting Security Paper Accepted At National Association of Secretaries of State Conference
August 9, 2019
In the paper, CACP researchers say the United States should develop strong, voluntary national standards for the design, assessment, and management of voting systems that address cybersecurity concerns as part of a broader multilevel integrity, security, and threat-reduction strategy.
-
Georgia Tech Expert Raises Concerns about Medical Crowdfunding for Advanced Cancer Therapies
August 7, 2019
-
Home Help: Dial Up Thermostat to Lower Energy Costs
August 5, 2019
-
Georgia Tech Expert Raises Concerns About Medical Crowdfunding for Advanced Cancer Therapies
July 29, 2019
Personalized medicines that harness the power of our own immune cells to beat back advanced cancers offer great promise, but also raise concerns about how patients will pay for these costly therapies. A new paper from the Georgia Institute of Technology shows some patients are turning to crowdfunding.
-
Kaye Husbands Fealing shares expertise on a panel at the FY2020 State Fiscal Conference
June 28, 2019
Kaye Husbands Fealing joins the panel speaking on “Truth and Integrity in State Budgeting: Looming Risks, Durable Solutions” on July 10-11 in Atlanta.
-
STIP Selects Students for 2019 Georgia Innovative Economic Development Research Internship Program
June 14, 2019
The Science, Technology, and Innovation Policy (STIP) program at Georgia Tech’s Enterprise Innovation Institute has selected the three students who are the 2019 Georgia Innovative Economic Development interns.