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GTRI in Photos - Winter 2026

02.13.2026 | GTRI Communications
Ron Bohlander at GTRI Promotion Roundtable

Megan Lee and Courtney Smith at GTRI Promotion Roundtable

Ron Bohlander, Megan Lee, and Courtney Smith attend the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) Promotion Roundtable at Georgia Tech’s Exhibition Hall. (Credit: Christopher Moore, GTRI)

DO Town Hall- Tommer Ender

DO Town Hall- Tommer Ender

GTRI Interim Director Tommer Ender addresses employees at headquarters during the October 2025 Town Hall. (Credit: Sean McNeil, GTRI)

DO Town Hall - Kenneth Allen

Kenneth Allen delivers his first presentation at headquarters as GTRI’s newly appointed Chief Technology Officer (CTO). (Credit: Sean McNeil, GTRI) 

ICL SatisfAI card game

GTRI researchers Moon Kim and Ethan Trewhitt share a laugh while playing SatisfAI – a card game they co-developed to shed light on how people prefer to interact with artificial intelligence (AI). (Credit: Sean McNeil, GTRI)

CIPHER ASCCENT community summit

CIPHER ASCCENT community summit

An esteemed panel of experts from government, industry, and academia discuss the latest in practical artificial intelligence (AI) deployment at the 2025 ASCCENT (AI) Security Community Summit held at GTRI’s Atlanta headquarters. (Credit: Sean McNeil, GTRI)

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