Energy Sustainability, and Natural Systems at the H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering

News

	Scholarship sends Tindall to Austria this spring to continue his dissertation research
	Optimization Modeling Helps Control Electricity Supply Continuity in Brazil
	Diesel or Electric? Study Offers Advice for Owners of Urban Delivery Truck Fleets
	Building the Future Power Grid: Researchers Tackle Energy Challenges with Technology Development and Policy Analysis
	Luyi Gui Receives Blanchard Award in Honor of Ray Anderson
	How Fire Ants Build Waterproof Rafts
	Students Look at Potential Energy Savings for ISyE Complex
	Georgia Tech Team Contributes to Atlanta Emission Reduction Plan

	Valerie Thomas Testifies Before Congress on Managing E-Waste

	Environmentaly-Friendly Laptops

	Learning from Honeybees Article from www.loe.org

	Ford Collaborative Research on Sustainability
	Blueprint for a Green Laptop Article from www.popsci.com

Welcome to the homepage of the Energy, Sustainability and Natural Systems group at the Georgia Tech School of Industrial and Systems Engineering. Research areas include biomimicry, the impacts of globalization, recycling and reverse production, the environmental impacts of products and manufacturing systems, and energy efficiency for freight transport. ISYE faculty collaborate broadly with faculty from other schools at Georgia Tech, especially through ECDM, ECLIPs and the Center for Biologically Inspired Design.

PhD students in Sustainability and Natural Systems may take their comprehensive examination in any of the ISYE tracks, typically Logistics or Economic Decision Analysis.