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Gold image with text that reads GTRI_10_Years. Credit: Michelle Gowdy

01.08.2021

GTRI’s Mission for 2021 and Beyond

12.02.2020

Georgia Tech and GTRI to Offer Military Fellowship for 2021-22

GTRI representatives at GEM's 2019 National Annual Conference.

10.05.2020

GTRI Partners with the National GEM Consortium to Recruit Diverse Talent

A simulated aerial view of aircraft flying over a valley.

09.29.2020

GTRI’s Lessons Learned from 2020 AlphaDogfight Trials

Screen capture from high school summer interns final presentation. Shows a rendering of the wind tunnel along with the presenting students.

09.09.2020

High School Students Engage in GTRI Virtual Internship

Samuel Porta (center) and his team won first place in Georgia Tech's annual InVenture event for their app, Queues. Credit: Samuel Porta

08.31.2020

GTRI Helps College Students Succeed

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11.30.2020

Georgia Trend

Above and Beyond: Aerospace Soars in Georgia

The state’s well-established aerospace community and strong research capabilities, notably the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI), made Georgia the ideal headquarters for NXT Communications Corp. (NXTCOMM), a wireless connectivity company Horton co-founded in 2017. He’s now the company’s CEO.

11.23.2020

APEX Experience Magazine

To the Maximum: NXTCOMM’s New AeroMax Antenna Will Have Reduced Interference

Aiming to take the technology to the next level, Atlanta-based NXT Communications (NXTCOMM) has designed AeroMax, a new flat-panel electronically steered antenna that uses a fragmented aperture – an innovation developed in collaboration with the Georgia Tech Research Institute.