Prof. Paulino won Sigma Xi's top award for faculty research published in 2017. The Best Faculty paper goes to an outstanding piece of research presented in the previous year. Prof. Paulino won with Prof. Jerry Qi for their work on printing 4-D structures using a structual concept called tensegrity. News release from CEE.

Prof. Paulino is one of four Professors in the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering to win a Class of 1940 Course Survey Teaching Effectiveness Award for 2017 based on ratings from their students on communicating course material and helping them learn. News release from CEE.

Research group member Emily Sanders is one of 50 students selected to attend the ComSciCon-Atlanta Workshop in March 2018. The workshop aims to "empower future leaders in technical communication to share results from their research...to broad and diverse audiences..."

Research group member Tuo Zhao was selected as winner of the prestigious American Concrete Institute Georgia Chapter LaGrit F. "Sam" Morris Student Scholarship on December 21, 2017.

The students in Prof. Paulino's Origami Engineering course are visiting Japan from Dec. 15 to Dec. 22, 2017 as part of the global engineering leadership program at Georgia Tech. The trip includes cultural activities, lectures, and interactions with local students and professors studying origami. More info: Itinerary, Workshop, Lectures.