ATRP-E23: GTRI Team Advances Real-Time Monitoring Sensor

May 14, 2025

A GTRI-led collaboration with the USDA focuses on real-time sensing of PAA levels in poultry processing. 

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Stephen Welby Joins GTRI as Deputy Director for Research, leading Sensors and Intelligent Systems

04.01.2025
Stephen Welby joined GTRI as the new Deputy Director of Research for the Sensors and Intelligent Systems Directorate (SISD) on April 1. He will work closely with industry and local, state, and federal agencies to address national security needs, improve the overall human condition, educate future technology leaders, and enhance economic development in Georgia.

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Rural Evaluation and Analytics for Community Health: AI Platform Helps Identify Solutions

A new advanced decision-support platform known as REACH GA is now offering a comprehensive view of healthcare use in rural Georgia. It will help guide allocation of healthcare resources and explore the potential impact of changes to rural health services.
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GTRI Opens Secure Facility to Work Directly with Space Force

The new space puts Georgia Tech engineers and scientists side by side with military teams as Colorado Springs cements its role as a hub for space defense.
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Phoenix Challenge: Collaborating to Improve the Information Environment

08.21.2023
Nearly 250 attendees from more than 200 government, academic, and industry organizations convened at the Phoenix Challenge June 20-23 at GTRI to discuss how misinformation, disinformation, and the propagation of bad information may affect the world.

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Rural Evaluation and Analytics for Community Health: AI Platform Helps Identify Solutions

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GTRI Opens Secure Facility to Work Directly with Space Force

The new space puts Georgia Tech engineers and scientists side by side with military teams as Colorado Springs cements its role as a hub for space defense.
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GTRI Researchers Win Top Poster Prize at Epidemiologists' Conference

08.13.2023
GTRI researchers Andrew Stevens MS (pictured), Jon Duke MD,  and Richard Boyd Ph.D. secured the Outstanding Poster Presentation Award at the 2023 Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists Annual Conference.

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Rural Evaluation and Analytics for Community Health: AI Platform Helps Identify Solutions

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GTRI Uses VOC Sensors to Prevent Aflatoxin Contamination in Peanut Plants

04.03.2023
The Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) and the University of Florida (UF) are working to improve current VOC collection methods to allow for earlier detection of aflatoxin formation in peanut plants. 

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GTRI Graduate Student Research Fellowship Program Continues to Expand for Third Year

03.30.2023
GTRI's Graduate Student Research Fellowship Program has expanded for its third year to include an additional seven projects that will further the research collaboration across Georgia Tech’s schools and colleges.

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Georgia Tech researchers working to predict tornadoes before they form

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Severe Weather Team 2 knows every minute counts when it comes to keeping your family safe during severe weather events. Severe Weather Team 2 Chief Meteorologist Brad Nitz spoke with researchers at the Georgia Tech Research Institute about a project that could help predict a tornado before it happens.

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Inexpensive Airborne Testbeds Could Study Hypersonic Technologies

11.15.2022
GTRI researchers are envisioning the use of hardened CubeSats as airborne testbeds for technologies being developed for future generations of hypersonic vehicles.

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GTRI's SEEDLab Ground Zero for Lunar Flashlight Project

11.08.2022
NASA will launch Lunar Flashlight, a small satellite (SmallSat) about the size of a briefcase that will use lasers to search for water ice inside craters at the Moon’s unexplored South Pole. Georgia Tech and GTRI have been instrumental in the development of the Lunar Flashlight mission. Mary Kate Broadway, a student assistant in GTRI’s Electro-Optical Systems Laboratory (EOSL), who has academic and professional experience in modeling and fabrication, was called upon to create a near 1:1 model of the Lunar Flashlight SmallSat.

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