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GTRI in Photos Winter 2023
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GTRI in Photos - Winter 2023

11.10.2023 | GTRI Communications
GTRI researchers and electromagnetic furnace


GTRI Researchers Christopher Howard and Taylor Shapero verify the temperature of a furnace used to measure the ability of specialized low-loss materials to transmit electromagnetic signals at high temperatures. The furnace can reach temperatures of 1,200 degrees C. Photo credit: Sean McNeil.

 

GTRI Research Scientist shows the electrical device patterns


GTRI Research Scientist Connor Frost shows the electrical device patterns that capture radio frequency energy to alter the properties of the tiny structure. Photo credit: Christopher Moore.

 

Erick Maxwell


ATAS Principal Research Engineer and National Society of Black Engineers’ (NSBE) Distinguished Engineer of the Year, Erick Maxwell attends the STEM@GTRI 25th Anniversary celebration held at Georgia Tech’s Alumni House. Photo credit: Christopher Moore.

 

Holly Tinkey laser lab


GTRI Research Scientist Holly Tinkey in the CIPHER laser lab. Photo credit: Sean McNeil.

 

ATRP 50th anniversary celebration


GTRI Agricultural Technology Research Program (ATRP) Director Emeritus, J. Craig Wyvill, and Georgia Poultry Federation President Emeritus, F. Abit Massey at the ATRP 50th Anniversary celebration held at the Academy of Medicine building in Atlanta. Photo credit: Sean McNeil.

 

STEM at GTRI Atlanta Science Festival


GTRI Senior Research Scientist Jack Wood interacts with students and parents at the 2023 Atlanta Science Festival. Photo credit: Christopher Moore.

 

New Hire Orientation


GTRI new hires get acquainted at the sHRp New Employee Orientation held at HQ in September 2023. Photo credit: Christopher Moore.

 

SHRP Organizational Development team


Members of Strategic Human Resources Partners (sHRp) – HR Services pose for a fun photoshoot at GTRI headquarters. Photo credit: Christopher Moore.

 

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