Georgia Tech Hosts National Workshop on the Future of Smart City Digital Twin Technology
As communities look to improve service through technology, more and more are interested in an emerging field known as smart city digital twins—a concept that originated here at Georgia Tech.
Supporting Our Neighbors!
This year's Atlanta Global Health Summit explored the theme of urban environments and health.
Professor Pascal Van Hentenryck Brings Public Transportation into the 21st Century
According to the American Public Transportation Association, public transportation spurs economic development, promotes sustainable lifestyles, and provides a higher quality of life.
Health & Humanitarian Supply Chain Management Certificate Program
The 2020 Program has been transitioned to a online format.
Novelis and Georgia Tech Establish Novelis Innovation Hub
Atlanta-based Novelis Inc. and Georgia Tech have announced a new collaboration to establish the Novelis Innovation Hub at Georgia Tech. The company has committed $2.5 million to initiate research, faculty, student, and educational program support.
Freight Expectations: Growing Port Seeks Logistic Expertise
Even in the era of high-tech commerce and increased air freight, shipping goods via oceans is still a key cog in the global supply chain.
Industry Trends: Supply Chain and Logistics
The newest supply chain trends range from AI to omnichannel distribution. Read how these industry trends will impact future supply chains.
The 11th Annual Health & Humanitarian Logistics Conference
The 2019 conference in Kigali, Rwanda, focused broadly on "resilience".
Georgia Tech Smart Cities Conference Focuses on Inclusiveness, Equity
Smart Cities Dialogue: Building Inclusive Communities and Partnerships, a two-day conference, looked at ways to put people at the center of the discussion about the future of smart cities.
MARTA, Mobility and Mass Transit
ISyE's Pascal Van Hentenryck is solving transportation issues through powerful algorithms.
Rwanda Here We Come! - 11th Conference on Health and Humanitarian Logistics
The aim of the 11th annual Health & Humanitarian Logistics (HHL) Conference is to provide an open forum to discuss the challenges and new solutions in disaster preparedness and response, long-term development and humanitarian aid, and global health delivery. July 10-11, 2019 | Kigali, Rwanda
College of Design Faculty Discuss Super Bowl’s Impact on Atlanta
You might be forgiven if you assumed College of Design faculty generally aren't football fans, and would therefore have little interest in the Super Bowl. But several faculty members have plenty to say about the big game’s impact on Atlanta.
Flu Vaccine Supply Gaps Can Intensify Flu Seasons, Make Pandemics Deadlier
Gaps in the logic of how we restock flu vaccines may be costing hundreds of lives, or more. A new model to tweak the gaps could save hundreds to hundreds-of-thousands of people and millions to multiple millions of dollars in medical costs.
North Ave Smart Corridor Project Honored
The City of Atlanta’s North Avenue Smart Corridor Project was recognized as an innovative and transformative program during a leading international summit on smart cities. Georgia Tech serves as the research partner for this initiative.
Coogan Named as Demetrius T. Paris Junior Professor
Sam Coogan has been appointed to the Demetrius T. Paris Junior Professorship, effective December 1, 2018.
Health Systems: The Next Generation 2018 Forum
Friday, Nov. 9, 2018 The Center for Health & Humanitarian Systems (CHHS) hosted Health Systems- The Next Generation. To watch the plenary panel session, view photos and presentations visit the Forum webpage
To Improve Patient Care, Start with the Schedule
That’s the approach followed by a collaborative team from ISyE and Shepherd Pathways
Health & Humanitarian Logistics Conference Celebrates 10 Years
HHLC is one of the few conferences that brings together representatives from both health and humanitarian arenas.
Here Comes the Bus (and It’s on Time!)
ISyE Ph.D. student Amanda Chu developed a school bus routing decision tool for Denver Public Schools.
Workforce Allocation Optimization Tool Rolled Out in Three African Countries
At the core of of the WAO tool is an integer programming model, which is solved to find the best allocation of health care workers to match demand and supply.
Solving the Problem of Medical Waste
Recent ISyE graduate Can Zhang's research matches discarded medical supplies with beneficiaries in developing countries.