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06.12.2020

Updates on GTRI's Response to COVID-19

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06.12.2020

Improving Military Training with Machine Learning and AI

Georgia Tech has been supporting state of Georgia efforts to expand the ability to test for coronavirus infection. The project involves technical and project management, and production of key components for test kits. (Getty Images – Not for use beyond this website)

04.22.2020

Georgia Tech Produces Key Components for Governor’s Coronavirus Test Initiative

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04.15.2020

Will Smartphones Help Us Keep COVID-19 Under Control?

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04.08.2020

Simple, Low-Cost Ventilator Builds on Available Resuscitation Bags

01.16.2020

$25 Million Project Will Advance DNA-Based Archival Data Storage

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06.24.2020

NXTCOMM

NXTCOMM Announces Completion of Antenna Designs to Solve Broadband Connectivity Challenge

NXT Communications Corporation (NXTCOMM collaborated with Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) to explore antenna and RF system design options featuring their patented fragmented aperture technology. NXTCOMM announced June 24, 2020 the completion of initial designs of its new electronically steered flat panel antenna to serve key mobility markets.

04.01.2020

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Coronavirus Social Distancing May Be Reducing Infrasound - What’s That?

John Trostel, Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) principal research scientist, provides intel about reduced infrasound being detected at a GTRI facility in metropolitan Atlanta, potentially due to social distancing measures.