Engineers for a Sustainable World at Georgia Tech

The Ballroom Dance Club at Georgia Tech is a student-led sports club that promotes both social and competitive ballroom dancing on campus and in the Metro Atlanta area. With a focus on inclusivity, the club offers lessons for dancers of all skill levels, starting with weekly beginner-friendly sessions and free lessons during social dances. Boasting nationally-ranked dancers, the club participates in high-level collegiate and amateur competitions while striving to create opportunities for all members. Additional dance instruction and competition experiences are available through the competitive team, fostering a vibrant dancing community. Generated from the website

Dr. Nazanin Bassiri-Gharb is a prominent figure at the Georgia Institute of Technology, serving as the Harris Saunders Jr. Chair and Professor in the George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering. Her research focuses on micro and nano engineering, particularly in the areas of ferroelectric materials, piezoelectric sensors, and the development of advanced fabrication techniques. With a background that includes significant contributions to the MEMS Research and Innovation Center at Qualcomm, Dr. Bassiri-Gharb's work integrates fundamental science with innovative applications in nano and microelectromechanical systems. Her interdisciplinary approach fosters collaborations across mechanical engineering, materials science, and electrical engineering, enhancing the functionality and design of cutting-edge devices. Generated from the website