Seven postdoctoral scholars recieved conference travel rewards for their outstanding research presentations at the 2025 Fall Postdoctoral Research Symposium, held on Friday, November 7, 2025.
Postdoctoral Spotlight: Ishita Jain
Ishita Jain, Ph.D., a postdoctoral researcher in Mechanical Engineering and an American Heart Association Fellow, is exploring new ways to model the human immune system and helping advance the next generation of tools for regenerative medicine. 
Dr. Dimitri Marvis as Spotlight Session Speaker at the 2025 Graduate Education Summit 
Georgia Tech’s Dimitri Mavris, Ph.D., Regents’ Professor and Boeing Professor of Advanced Aerospace Systems Analysis, is delivering this year’s spotlight session address during the 2025 Graduate Education Summit, taking place on Monday, November 10, 2025,
Georgia Tech Postdoc Adetola Adewole 
Adewole’s research at Georgia Tech explores drug leads from underexplored marine organisms to address urgent global health challenges, including chronic pain.
President Cabrera, VIce Provost Bonnie Ferri and Inaugural Georgia Tech Stamps Fellows
Georgia Tech welcomed the inaugural cohort of eight Stamps Fellows at a campus reception on August 27, 2025.
Postdoc Spotlight Katie Kuo 
Georgia Tech postdoctoral scholar Katie Kuo is using her expertise in chemistry and computational biophysics to transform the future of drug discovery and therapeutic development.
2025 Georgia Tech Staff Awards Grad Admissions Team: Joy Olabisi, Nazanin Tork, CJ Anderson, Shawn Crawford, Jennifer Collins, Petrice Hewitt, Mekisha McCray, Nicole Thomas
The Office of Graduate Education acknowledges and celebrates the accomplishments and hard work of its Graduate Admissions Team
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Hyeyeon Lee, a postdoctoral fellow in Georgia Tech’s Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL), is helping shape teaching practices and enhance student learning across campus.
The mission of the Mountain Bird Lab at Georgia Tech is ambitious, but Online Master of Science Computer Science (OMSCS) student Vanessa Prema is doing her part to realize it from her home in San Diego, California.
One day, Mercedes Quintana was working as a freelance violist. The next, she was knee-deep in research at Georgia Tech, chasing down 2,000 lizards.