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06.20.2018

Four Communities Selected for Inaugural Georgia Smart Communities Challenge

06.19.2018

Georgia Tech Team Receives DARPA Grant to Apply Neuroscience to Machine Learning

06.13.2018

Georgia Tech Announces GTRI Leadership Change

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05.14.2018

Atomic Magnetometer Could Have Biomedical, Navigation Applications

Cybersecurity-researchers-at-the-Georgia-Institute-of-Technology-have-been-awarded-a-$12.8-million-contract-to-develop-fundamentally-new-techniques.

05.14.2018

Faster Detection, Cleanup of Network Infections are Goals of $12.8 Million Project

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05.01.2018

Helping the Air Force Search for Actionable Intelligence Worldwide

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12.05.2018

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Georgia Tech Develops Safety App for Social Workers

The Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) designed “panic buttons” that the Georgia Division of Family and Children Services (DFCS) is rolling out among its employees. It works with the Click Safe app, which is used by child-welfare investigators and case managers.

12.03.2018

Division of Family and Children Services

Georgia social workers get unique safety app

Engineers at the Georgia Tech Research Institute developed the system at the request of Gov. Nathan Deal as part of his child-welfare initiatives. The scientists adapted off-the-shelf technology to stand up to rigorous field testing to ensure reliable functionality across the state.