Vol. 90, No. 2

Today’s most cutting-edge innovations—designed for a diverse range of applications—also carry the potential to revolutionize tomorrow’s military capabilities. And they’re not the stuff of science fiction. Wars of the not-so-distant future will undoubtedly be fought using nanotechnology, robotics, artificial intelligence, biotechnology, neuroscience and information in ways most of us can’t begin to fathom. This unknown frightens many people, including our military leaders. “Surprise more

Since World War I, thousands of Georgia Tech students and alumni have served in the United States military. Some served their nation in times of war. Some served in times of peace. Some were drafted. Some volunteered. And some made the ultimate sacrifice and died fighting for their country. Some embarked on long careers as more

What the Coca-Cola Freestyle machine does for soft drinks, Monsieur does for cocktails. The brainchild of Barry Givens, ME 08, this Android-driven, robotic bartender was first conceived while Givens and his college friends were watching the NBA Finals at a restaurant in Atlanta several years ago. After placing an order for some cocktails before the more

Former Tech golf star Matt Kuchar, Mgt 00, leads the PGA Tour with nine Top 10 finishes so far this year. And in four consecutive tournaments, the pro called “Kuch” by his fans found himself with at least a share of the Sunday lead—ultimately winning the RBC Heritage championship on a gutsy chip-in on the last hole. The more