Science Square News Today

Against the breathtaking backdrop of Midtown, Georgia Tech recently hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the opening of Science Square's first phase. In collaboration with its partner, Trammell Crow Company (TCC), the Institute celebrated the ope

In order to cultivate a more inclusive and dynamic landscape for engineering and STEM startups, Black Women in Science and Engineering (BWISE) and the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) are excited to announce the 2023 Diversity and Equity Accelerator through Learning for Startups (DEALS) Workshop, to be held on October 24 - 25 at the Hyatt Centric Midtown in Atlanta, Georgia.

With enrollment numbers reaching record highs and campus infrastructure changing rapidly, the new leaders of the undergraduate Student Government Association (SGA) see an opportunity to amplify the voice of their fellow students entering the Institute's next generation.   President Aanjan Sikal and Executive Vice President Harrison Baro take their respective offices at an "inflection point" in Georgia Tech's history as transformative projects are completed and a growing stu...

T5 is part of a larger data center surge in Georgia, plus the rest of the week's top real estate development and leasing transactions.

The apartment building scheduled to be completed in May 2024 includes 280 units, 28 of which will be designated as affordable.

Portal Innovations has signed the first lease at Science Square Labs, part of the first phase of the Science Square mixed-use development.

Life science developments are a bright spot in real estate markets that are suffering because their workforces are resisting returning to the office.

Life science developments are a bright spot in real estate markets that are suffering because their workforces are resisting returning to the office. Demand for new lab space remains solid even as many office projects have been canceled or placed on indefinite hold, according to a recent report from CommercialEdge. More than 120 buildings with life science components are under construction nationwide. Many of the projects are in top life science markets such as Boston, San Francisco and San Dieg

It’s not easy to court an industry, especially one as technical and costly as the future of medicine.

The Ancora L&G partnership will develop a project in Rhode Island and purchased a building in Georgia.