From power generation to microsystems to bioengineering, Georgia Tech is consistently at the cutting edge of applying research to electrical and computer engineering applications.
Our influence is found in the fields of computing, medicine, energy, and communications—from shaping consumer and industrial devices and how they talk to each other, to the security of the Internet of Things.
Contact us today to learn more about how to tap into Georgia Tech’s expertise and wealth of innovation.

Industry is encouraged to partner with Georgia Tech in the field of electrical and computer engineering. Our industry partner programs have been established to:
- Maintain research focus on our industry partner needs
- Efficiently transfer research results to our corporate partners
- Promote strong relationships between industry and faculty/students
- Provide industry partners with an avenue to support students, faculty, and academic programs
- Identify the best student recruiting programs to meet your hiring needs
- Offer opportunities for student co-op and internship experiences at your company
- Integrated circuits and hybrid micro-systems
- Standalone, embedded, and mobile computers and devices
- Bioengineering, bioinstrumentation, and biosensors
- Wireless communications
- Cybersecurity
- Alternative energy and power systems
- Nanotechnology
- Robotics
- Sensors
- Self-driving cars

- Bioengineering
- Computer systems and software
- Digital signal processing
- Electrical energy
- Electromagnetics
- Electronic design and applications
- Optics and photonics
- Systems and controls
- Telecommunications
- VLSI (very large scale integration) systems and digital design
- Parker H. Petit Institute for Bioengineering and Bioscience
- ATHENA Group – Agile Technologies for High-Performance Electromagnetic Novel Applications
- Electronics and Micro-System Lab (GEMS)
- School of Interactive Computing
- Energy Policy and Innovation Center
- ECE Research Centers
- 3D Systems Packaging
- Arbutus Center for the Integration of Research and Education
- Space and Technology Research
- Co-design of Chip, Package, System
- Compound Semiconductors
- Distributed Energy
- Energy and Geo Processing
- Experimental Research in Computer Systems
- MEMS and Microsystems Technologies
- Organic Photonics and Electronics
- Research into Novel Computing Hierarchies
- Signal and Information Processing
- Fiber-Wireless Integration and Networking
- Machine Learning
- Georgia Electronic Design Center
- National Electric Energy Testing Research and Applications Center
- Teaching Enhancement via Small-Scale Affordable Labs Center
- University Center of Excellence for Photovoltaics Research and Education
- Georgia Tech Research Institute Laboratories