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GTRI in Photos - Spring 2026

07.31.2026 | GTRI Communications

In March, STEM@GTRI engaged attendees of all ages with fun, interactive science-based activities at the Atlanta Science Festival in Piedmont Park (Photo Credit: Christopher Moore, GTRI).

3 individuals looking at a computer screen with other people walking by in the background.

A man performing CPR chest compressions on a dummy with a woman in front supevising. Groups of people including women and children in the background watching.

People gathered around a table under a tent doing arts and crafts with paint and supplies.

Three people pose with a person in a bright pink astronaut mascot costume in front of a Georgia Tech Research Institute STEM tent at an outdoor event.

Children and adults explore science activities with microscopes and specimens at an outdoor STEM event under a tent with an 'INVENT' sign in the background..

Jennifer Kattula, Microsoft Advertising CMO, delivers keynote speech with open arms at The Future is HER conference at GTRI.

Microsoft Advertising’s Chief Marketing Officer Jennifer Kattula was the keynote speaker at The Future is HER conference held at GTRI Headquarters on March 26. (Photo Credit: Christopher Moore, GTRI). 

GTRI Director Mike Gazarik in academic regalia with hand over heart during Georgia Tech Spring 2026 commencement ceremony.

GTRI Director Mike Gazarik celebrated the achievements of Georgia Tech graduates during the Spring 2026 commencement ceremonies (Photo Credit: Christopher Moore, GTRI).

Jonathan Brown presents on stage at GTRI town hall with 'Closing Thought' slide about aligning security with mission success displayed behind him.

Jonathan Brown held his first town hall as Director of GTRI Research Security on April 13, sharing his vision and priorities with the organization (Photo Credit: Christopher Moore, GTRI).

Members of the GTRI research team that helped develop and qualify new, lightweight materials to be tested for durability as part of the Materials International Space Station Experiment 22 (Photo Credit: Sean McNeil, GTRI).

Four GTRI researchers in lab coats stand in laboratory with scientific equipment used to develop materials for ISS Experiment 22.

Gloved hands hold orange lightweight material sample and black foam housing developed by GTRI for ISS Materials Experiment 22 testing.

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