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Georgia Tech's newest addition to the Midtown Atlanta skyline uses 75% less energy than comparable facilities. 🏙️⚡️ The George Tower | Scheller Tower building is all electric and designed to maximize daylight — even using a specialized glaze to reduce bird collisions. The building was officially completed today. #WeCanDoThat 🐝 |

Georgia Tech's newest addition to the Midtown Atlanta skyline uses 75% less energy than comparable facilities. 🏙️⚡️ The George Tower | Scheller Tower building is all electric and designed to maximize daylight — even using a specialized glaze to reduce bird collisions. The building was officially completed today. #WeCanDoThat 🐝 |

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If the President is happy, we’re happy. Congrats España 🇪🇸🏆

If the President is happy, we’re happy. Congrats España 🇪🇸🏆

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And we’re off! Welcome back Yellow Jackets!! Let’s have a helluva year together. 💛🐝

And we’re off! Welcome back Yellow Jackets!! Let’s have a helluva year together. 💛🐝

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Freshman Hill: Certified black diamond 🐝⛷️🌨️

Freshman Hill: Certified black diamond 🐝⛷️🌨️

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Our mascots have always been more than meets the eye!! A group of Georgia Tech students and researchers has developed and manufactured a Ramblin' Wreck that transforms into Buzz — melding the two *prime* mascots in a way never seen! #WeCanDoThat 🐝😎🦾

Our mascots have always been more than meets the eye!! A group of Georgia Tech students and researchers has developed and manufactured a Ramblin' Wreck that transforms into Buzz — melding the two *prime* mascots in a way never seen! #WeCanDoThat 🐝😎🦾

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First-year Coulter BME | Emory & Georgia Tech Ph.D. student Ignacio Montoya is seen here walking in a self-balancing exoskeleton. Thirteen years ago, Georgia Tech was the last place Ignacio walked before his spinal cord injury. Today, he’s back, redefining what is possible. Ignacio’s research and passion focus on shifting the physiatric paradigm from passive care to active participation, helping prevent long-term health decline caused by inactivity. | Learn more about Ignacio: #WeCanDoThat

First-year Coulter BME | Emory & Georgia Tech Ph.D. student Ignacio Montoya is seen here walking in a self-balancing exoskeleton. Thirteen years ago, Georgia Tech was the last place Ignacio walked before his spinal cord injury. Today, he’s back, redefining what is possible. Ignacio’s research and passion focus on shifting the physiatric paradigm from passive care to active participation, helping prevent long-term health decline caused by inactivity. | Learn more about Ignacio: #WeCanDoThat

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Atlanta is our home, and we wouldn’t have it any other way! 💛 #404Day

Atlanta is our home, and we wouldn’t have it any other way! 💛 #404Day

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