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Georgia Tech College of Engineering
@gatechengineers
Feb 20
A story of true cross-pollination between engineering, @GTRI & @gtcomputing!
Georgia Tech Research
@GTResearch_
Feb 20
A new robot could solve one of the biggest challenges facing indoor farmers: manual pollination. b.gatech.edu/4b5W9LB
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Georgia Tech School of Computer Science retweeted
Georgia Tech Computing@gtcomputing
Jun 5
How do computers see the world? Using computer vision (data from photos and videos), devices can help people on many tasks. @GeorgiaTech researchers are showing their latest work in this area at #CVPR2026. Explore now🔍 sites.gatech.edu/research/sp… #GTComputing
Georgia Tech experts in computer vision at CVPR 2026.

ALT Georgia Tech experts in computer vision at CVPR 2026.
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Humphrey Shi
@humphrey_shi
6 Jun 2024
Check out the amazing interactive overview of @CVPR papers, featuring visualizations created by our @gtcomputing colleagues. The data highlights current research trends& shows how computer vision has become core to connecting and advancing fields like ML, NLP, robotics, graphics!
#CVPR2026@CVPR
6 Jun 2024
An interactive overview of #CVPR2024 is now available check it out! Link: public.tableau.com/views/CVP…
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Paul H, PharmD, RPH@phsiao4
Jun 8
My youngest sent me these pictures from Austin. Doing her summer computer software internship at IBM. Just graduated from @gtcomputing with a CS degree. Her thesis is “Benchmarking Heuristics and End-to-End Policies in Autonomous Robotic Grasping". Don’t ask me.. 🤷
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GaTech CSE@GTCSE
May 18
Join us in congratulating Srinivas Aluru on his reappointment as Regents' Professor! 🥳🎉 Meet all 19 Regents' Award recipients from #GeorgiaTech in the 🔗👇! Congratulations, Srinivas and distinguished colleagues! 🐝 📰 news.gatech.edu/news/2026/05… #GTComputing #TogetherWeSwarm
Portrait of Regents' Professor Srinivas Aluru, a faculty member of Georgia Tech's School of Computational Science and Engineering and senior associate dean of the College of Computing

ALT Portrait of Regents' Professor Srinivas Aluru, a faculty member of Georgia Tech's School of Computational Science and Engineering and senior associate dean of the College of Computing

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NEST4US@joinnest4
May 13
So #proud #NEST4US COO #EshaVenkat was #student #commencement #speaker in the @GTliberalarts @gtcomputing #Graduation for @GeorgiaTech #Classof2026!🎓Earning a #PublicPolicy B.S. in 3 yrs w/ highest #honors, she’ll continue at @sppgatech for her master’s. rb.gy/0ov753

Class of 2026 Georgia Tech Commencement Speech_Esha Venkat

So incredibly proud that our COO, Esha Venkat, was chosen to repres...

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Paul H, PharmD, RPH@phsiao4
May 8
Mission accomplished! Very happy for my daughter! @gtcomputing her first college degree (BS in CS) A pharmacist’s daughter 👧. Very proud of her
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GaTech CSE@GTCSE
May 1
Join us in congratulating CSE students, alumni, and staff who received awards last week at the 35th Annual #GTComputing Awards Celebration! 🥳 Grace Kim Sri Ranganathan Palaniappan Ethan Yang Austin Wright Arlene Washington-Capers Full awards story🔗⬇️ cc.gatech.edu/news/hard-work…
Photo of Grace Kim accepting the Donald V. Jackson Fellowship at the 35th Annual College of Computing Awards Celebration on April 20, 2026

ALT Photo of Grace Kim accepting the Donald V. Jackson Fellowship at the 35th Annual College of Computing Awards Celebration on April 20, 2026

Photo of Sri Ranganathan Palaniappan accepting the Donald V. Jackson Fellowship at the 35th Annual College of Computing Awards Celebration on April 20.

ALT Photo of Sri Ranganathan Palaniappan accepting the Donald V. Jackson Fellowship at the 35th Annual College of Computing Awards Celebration on April 20.

Photo of Ethan Yang accepting the Marshall D. Williamson Fellowship at the 35th Annual College of Computing Awards Celebration on April 20.

ALT Photo of Ethan Yang accepting the Marshall D. Williamson Fellowship at the 35th Annual College of Computing Awards Celebration on April 20.
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Utkarsh Mishra@utkarshm0410
Apr 21
10/10 work done with @davidhe137 , @YongxinChen1 , @danfei_xu @ICatGT @gtcomputing @GTrobotics Get started: github.com/cdgsearch/getting…

GitHub - cdgsearch/getting_started_with_CDGS

Contribute to cdgsearch/getting_started_with_CDGS development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Georgia Tech Computing@gtcomputing
Apr 17
AI research at @GeorgiaTech is booming. Our experts will soon join thousands at @iclr_conf 2026 to share their breakthroughs in the fast-moving AI space. Full coverage: sites.gatech.edu/research/ic… #GTComputing #TogetherWeCompute #ChangeTheGame
Georgia Tech research in AI at ICLR 2026. Video: robots and AI generated video will benefit from new research in "long-horizon planning."

ALT Georgia Tech research in AI at ICLR 2026. Video: robots and AI generated video will benefit from new research in "long-horizon planning."

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K. Umesh@iitbumesh
Apr 10
Replying to @GTCSE @acm_chi @PoloDataClub @gtcomputing @GTResearch_ @alexkarpekov @alec_helbling @SeongminLeee @Ben_Hoov @Jay4w @GeorgiaTechAI @IDEaSatGT
@PoloChau has been pioneering the ways to open the black box and look very closely inside the artificial 🧠
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GaTech CSE@GTCSE
Apr 9
AI isn’t magic, it’s math! 🪄 #GTComputing researchers built Transformer Explainer to show how tools like ChatGPT actually work! With 500K users and counting, it’s making AI more understandable for everyone! Learn more 🔗👇 cc.gatech.edu/news/transform… #CHI2026 @PoloChau @acm_chi
Georgia Tech's Grace Kim, Alec Helbling, Aeree Cho, Seongmin Lee, and Polo Chau take a group photo. Transformer Explainer authors not photographed include Alex Karpekov, Ben Hoover, and Zijie (Jay) Wang. (Photo by Terence Rushin/College of Computing))

ALT Georgia Tech's Grace Kim, Alec Helbling, Aeree Cho, Seongmin Lee, and Polo Chau take a group photo. Transformer Explainer authors not photographed include Alex Karpekov, Ben Hoover, and Zijie (Jay) Wang. (Photo by Terence Rushin/College of Computing))

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Georgia Tech Computing@gtcomputing
Apr 8
No. 7 is lucky for us this week. The new 2026 @usnews rankings placed Georgia Tech No. 7 overall among Best Computer Science Schools with graduate programs. Read more: cc.gatech.edu/news/georgia-t… #GTComputing #TogetherWeCompute #ChangeTheGame
The new 2026 U.S. News & World Report rankings placed Georgia Tech No. 7 overall among Best Computer Science Schools with graduate programs.

ALT The new 2026 U.S. News & World Report rankings placed Georgia Tech No. 7 overall among Best Computer Science Schools with graduate programs.
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GaTech CSE@GTCSE
Apr 8
Congratulations to Elizabeth Cherry and Srijan Kumar on their promotions! 🥳🐝 “These promotion and tenure decisions recognize our faculty’s sustained excellence and impact in research, teaching, and service,” said Vivek Sarkar, dean of #GTComputing. 🔗cc.gatech.edu/news/institute…
Graphic illustration celebrating School of CSE faculty members Elizabeth Cherry and Srijan Kumar on their promotions. Cherry was promoted to full professor. Kumar earned tenure and promotion to associate professor.

ALT Graphic illustration celebrating School of CSE faculty members Elizabeth Cherry and Srijan Kumar on their promotions. Cherry was promoted to full professor. Kumar earned tenure and promotion to associate professor.
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tinduck 🇺🇸🇳🇴
@thetinduck
Apr 7
Replying to @michaelpiseno_ @GeorgiaTech @gtcomputing
where do you work? post TC or GTFO please.
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Alex Kranias@alexkranias
Apr 7
Replying to @michaelpiseno_ @alec_helbling @GeorgiaTech @gtcomputing
I agree with 2. You are not wrong. I just personally think we should continue to work towards the value of higher education coming from what you learn and do, not whether you were admitted.
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0hfbz@0hfbz
Apr 7
Replying to @michaelpiseno_ @GeorgiaTech @gtcomputing
Chill bro it’s a public school. Only GT undergrads care
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Michael Piseno
@michaelpiseno_
Apr 7
Replying to @alexkranias @alec_helbling @GeorgiaTech @gtcomputing
1. The claim is not that it's less rigorous. 2. Supply scarcity is absolutely a contributing factor to the value of a degree, and to suggest otherwise is disingenuous. If everyone who did MIT OpenCourseWare got a degree from MIT, it would be less valued by employers.
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nogunjou@nogunjou
Apr 7
Replying to @michaelpiseno_ @GeorgiaTech @gtcomputing
The real signal is graduating with the degree, not the acceptance rate As opposed to schools like Stanford that are famous for ultra low acceptance rates but ridiculous grade inflation and hand holding
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