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Adaptive Phased Array Antenna Supports Hypersonic Flight Testing

10.23.2025
When future hypersonic vehicles are tested far above the Pacific Ocean, the telemetry signals they transmit will be captured by a new type of modular antenna system known as APAT.

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Mold Conditions Awareness Tool (MCAT) Could Protect Soldier Barracks

01.21.2025
Ingenuity from a group of soldiers stationed at Fort Stewart – and help from engineers at the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) – has produced a possible solution for an issue that affects personnel at multiple U.S. Army facilities located in areas with high humidity and temperatures.

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Eric Grigorian Featured in IEEE Spectrum

12.08.2024
Eric Grigorian, Chief of the Architecture & Systems Development Division in the Applied Systems Laboratory (ASL), is featured in the November 2024 issue of IEEE Spectrum, the journal of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE).

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New Battlefield Obscurants Could Give Warfighters a Visibility Advantage

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Silicon Meets Asphalt: Cybersecurity Project Uses AI to Protect Highways

The highways Georgia citizens use each day are built on more than concrete, steel, and asphalt. Getting to and from school, work, or shopping now depends on networked systems using optical fiber, sensors, video cameras, and electronic devices known as programmable logic controllers (PLCs) that help process information.
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GTRI Enhancing EV Battery Reuse and Recycling in Georgia

06.02.2023
GTRI is optimizing Georgia’s EV battery supply chain by developing cost- and energy-efficient methods to recover materials from spent batteries so that more of them can be reused and pose fewer environmental risks.

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Black History Month Spotlight: Celebrating ECE’s Black Voices

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The Georgia Tech School of Electrical & Computer Engineering recently featured William H. Robinson, GTRI Deputy Director for Research for Information and Cyber Sciences Directorate (ICSD) and ECE Professor.

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Georgia Tech/GTRI Researchers Recognized as DARPA Risers

11.14.2022
A dozen Georgia Institute of Technology researchers, including four from the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI), were recognized as DARPA Risers during the agency’s recent DARPA Forward conference in Atlanta.

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