Engineer and soldiers in uniform looking at technology

GTRI in Photos - Winter 2025

02.11.2025 | GTRI Communications

GTRI in Photos showcases our favorite pictures of GTRI research and operations in action.

GTRI researchers and USG team touring CCRF facility

USG Vice Chancellors Teresa MacCartney and Sandra Neuse speak with Rusty Roberts and former GTRI Director, Jim Hudgens during a tour of CCRF.

GTRI staff memeber Renee Gourdine poses with military uniform

U.S. military veterans, Renee Gourdine (RS) and Erik Andersen (EOSD) reflect on the importance of Veterans Day. 

GTRI employee standing in front of American flag

U.S. military veterans Renee Gourdine (RS) and Erik Andersen (EOSD) reflect on the importance of Veterans Day. 

GTRI employee in a podcast studio with recording equipment

HR Services Sr. Project Support Specialist, Asha Hagood in the Podcast Center at ATC.

Engineer and soldiers in uniform looking at technology

Major General Terrance Koudelka, Jr. (ATAG-Air, GA ANG), Major General Konata “Deuce” Crumbly (DAG-Air, PA ANG), and other Air National Guard leaders from 13 states join GTRI researchers at CCRF for an Atlantic Region Strategic Planning Systems event.

GTRI team member presenting to a classroom

Terese Boston, ICL Sr. Research Associate, facilitates at the inaugural IDENTIFY@GTRI resume review event held at HQ.

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