. @GeorgiaTech has earned the No. 7 spot globally in the latest Times Higher Education (@timeshighered) Interdisciplinary Science Rankings. “Interdisciplinary research is at the heart of Georgia Tech’s mission,” said Tim Lieuwen, executive vice president for Research.

Eric R. Scott, GTRI’s Chief Information Security Officer, has been named the 2025 GeorgiaCISO Public Sector ORBiE Award winner. The ORBiE Awards “represent the highest standard of achievement in the technology, security, and marketing industries."

Researchers at GTRI are developing techniques for concentrating airborne pathogens to be identified in a lab. The project is by the Pathogen Genomics Center of Excellence, a collaboration of GTRI, the GA Department of Public Health, and UGA. Read more: https://t.co/B2ttkC4O8M

GTRI kicked off its Marine Toys for Tots Foundation toy collection drive with the annual Chili Cook-Off. Mike Curtis, a Research Associate in the Electronic Systems Laboratory (ELSYS) and former U.S. Marine, took the top prize.

Today, Veterans Day, we honor the Veterans at GTRI and across our communities. Your service strengthens our mission to support and protect the warfighter. Thank you. Visit our dedicated Veterans page here: https://t.co/fLWt0QHxsB

Today, GTRI honors 250 years of @USMC. We are proud of the Marines who continue to serve within the GTRI community, and everywhere.

Hungry, Hungry Hackers (H3) is a Capture the Flag competition organized by GTRI. H3 will be on Nov. 8, at GTRI HQ (250 14th Street, Atlanta). There is a registration fee of $30. Hackers will receive a meal and a chance to win a prize! Register here: https://t.co/rpBEx623G9

GTRI extends congratulations to @GeorgiaTechFB for its big Homecoming win over Syracuse! With the win, the Yellow Jackets remain in the Top 10 of the AP Top 25 rankings, at Number 8. This is the first time Georgia Tech has started a football season 8-0 since 1966!

Today, we pause to honor those who are no longer with us and pay tribute to the individuals impacted by 9/11. Let us continue to work together to create a safer and more secure future for us all.

In observance of the upcoming holiday, GTRI wishes you a safe and meaningful Labor Day! This Labor Day weekend, we honor the dedication, resilience, and contributions of workers everywhere.

GTRI is excited to welcome our newest Yellow Jackets and returning students to the Georgia Institute of Technology. We congratulate you for making the decision and commitment to developing yourself, advancing technology, and improving the human condition.

GTRI's Hives Early Career Independent Research and Development (IRAD) Program equips researchers in their first six years of employment to lead projects focused on emerging technologies and security topics that have a national and global impact. Learn more at our website.

GTRI stands shoulder-to-shoulder with our government partners to serve national security. https://t.co/HY8rwSFqW2 PHOTOS: 77th State Conference NATIONAL GUARD ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA INC

GTRI researchers Max Xu (left) and Erik Andersen at the GTRI booth during the 77th State Conference of the National Guard Association of Georgia (NGAGA), held Friday and Saturday, May 2 and 3, in Atlanta.

GTRI will host the 2025 Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations Research Conference (EMSO ReCon) on July 23–24 at GTRI Headquarters in Atlanta. More details, including a downloadable information packet, are available on the conference website: https://t.co/qGmKJsyqn4.

Congratulations to the GTRI Georgia Tech Research Institute employees who have reached the milestone of 10 and 15 years. GTRI’s top priority is our people. Our people are our core, our differentiator, and our secret weapon. Explore Positions at GTRI : https://t.co/HY8rwSFqW2

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GTRI hosted a booth at WEST 2025 at the San Diego Convention Center, Jan. 28-30. AFCEA WEST is the premier Naval Conference/Exposition on the West Coast. GTRI had visitors from across the Navy, as well as industry and academic organizations seeking to collaborate with us.

Georgia Tech Research Institute hosted more than 50 computer science educators and partners from Georgia's rural districts during its STEM@GTRI Rural High School Program.

GTRI researchers (left-right) Konrad Ahlin, Trent Black, and Benjamin Joffe stand in the GTRI/Agricultural Technologies Research Program (ATRP) booth at the 2025 International Production & Processing Expo. To Ahlin's left is a model of the ATRP project "Rehang Shackle Device."