Articles by Georgia Institute of Technology

Plans for the device, known as the ElectroPen, are being made available, along with the files necessary for creating a 3D-printed casing

In just the last four years, tuning non-fullerene acceptors chemistry has boosted organic photovoltaic technology from initially converting only one percent of sunlight into electricity to 18 percent conversion in recent experiments

In a recently published study, a Georgia Tech research team describes a multistep process to produce encased perovskite nanocrystals that exhibit strong resistance to degradation in moist environments

Recent research could advance the goal of personalized cancer treatment by allowing rapid and low-cost separation of tumor cells circulating in the bloodstream

Study shows that local management provides a degree of insurance against global stresses, but there are likely higher temperatures that render the insurance ineffective

Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have developed a new platinum-based catalytic system that is far more durable than traditional commercial systems and has a potentially longer lifespan