30 min ago | The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
The first hints of flying drones in metro Atlanta
Police drones flying over Virginia would be "great" and "the right thing to do" for the same reasons they are so effective in a battlefield environment, the state's chief executive said Tuesdaya .
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On early Earth, iron may have performed magnesium's RNA folding job
Loren Williams, professor in the Georgia Tech School of Chemistry and Biochemistry, used experiments and numerical calculations to show that in plausible early earth conditions, iron can substitute for magnesium... On the periodic table of the elements, iron and magnesium are far apart.
10 hrs ago | Newswise
Robotic System Automates Poultry Deboning Process
Newswise - Researchers at the Georgia Tech Research Institute have developed a prototype system that uses advanced imaging technology and a robotic cutting arm to automatically debone chicken and other poultry products.
A: Atlanta's Luckie Street was named for a man who met a rather unlucky death. Solomon "Sam" Luckie was a popular Atlanta barber in the 1860s who also was one of the city's few free black men.
Summer GIS/GPS Camp for Middle Schoolers and other Education GIS News
This summer, K-State Research and Extension Cowley County, in conjunction with 4-H, is coordinating technology opportunities for youth.
Robots fly aircraft into war and help doctors perform surgeries. Gary McMurray has spent eight years getting a robot to debone a chicken.
Columbia High School senior Trevor Lindsay needed more of a challenge. So he enrolled in college.
Memorial Day 2012 | Bad Astronomy
Yesterday, I was thinking about what to write about it. My dad was in the Navy just after World War II, but I wasn't sure what to write about that.
Georgia 9th Congressioa nal District Democratic Candidate Qualifies
Jody Cooley, a Gainesville lawyer, has qualified today to run for the new Ninth District Congressional seat.
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Commit! Georgia Tech completes package deal of O-linemen
Georgia Tech secured a "package deal" from Tri-Cities HS -- offensive linemen No.
After pausing for the downturn, Mixson developer re-emerges with scaled-back plan
Ella Miller,7, speeds through the quaint street in the Mixson neighborhood. The developer of the stalled project has revamped its land for the mix-use property.
O'Brien: Steve Blank believes social might be killing Silicon Valley
Amid the buildup to the Facebook IPO, serial entrepreneur Steve Blank was sounding an ominous warning to anyone who would listen.
Ask the Times: The expenses of Cedar Creek, Mulberry system
If you've been wondering about something in your community, Ask The Times is your place to get it answered.
Roswell Resident Named Pace Academy Valedictorian
A student at Pace Academy since the fifth grade, Michael Christianson finishes out his lengthy academic career at the school on a high note - as valedictorian.
Budget woes could lead to closing of Fernbank Science Center
Big budget troubles in the DeKalb County School District could lead to the closing of Fernbank Science Center.
Dad's honor spurs MLK standout to aim high
Carl Jackson was valedictorian of College Park's Banneker High class of 1998, and Arrion Jackson is salutatorian of Martin Luther King Jr.
Duluth Student at GPC Wins $90,000 Scholarship
Huong Vu, a Duluth resident who moved by herself to Georgia from Vietnam to further her education, has been awarded a scholarship valued at up to $90,000 to continue her education at Georgia Tech.
IEEE Week Proclaimed From June 10 - 15, 2012 In Ottawa, Canada
Canada's beautiful capital city of Ottawa has proclaimed June 10 15, 2012 as IEEE Week to coincide with the IEEE International Conference on Communications , which will be held on the same dates at the newly-opened, $170M Ottawa Convention Centre.
Some day, you can call him professor Miller
Wheeler High School senior Xander Miller will pursue a double major in biology and economics when he attends Northeastern University in Boston later this year.
Valedictorian Profiles: Columbia
Korticia Howard Columbia Education is very important in Korticia Howard's home. Her mother, Belinda, had her when she was in high school and didn't want her to follow in those footsteps.
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