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Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) is the nonprofit applied research arm of the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, GA. Our approximately 1,200 employees perform or support more than $100 million in research yearly for more than 200 clients in industry and government.

Our commitment? Creating solutions through innovation, on time and on budget. We assist clients in federal, state, local and international government agencies, industrial firms, academic institutions and private organizations. More than 70 percent of our research personnel hold advanced degrees, and all are committed to an independent, unbiased approach to solving problems. We also offer our association with Georgia Institute of Technology colleagues who can contribute additional talent and knowledge for meeting technological and engineering challenges.

Collections in this community

• Georgia Tech Research Institute OSP Research Reports [162]

  Research reports by researchers associated with the Georgia Tech Research Institute

• GTRI Alumni Notes [2]

  Updates on work at GTRI, including projects, facilities, and staff.

• GTRI Annual Reports [7]

  Annual reports of the Georgia Tech Research Institute.

• GTRI Brochures and Posters [28]

  Brochures and posters from GTRI, spotlighting specific technology as well as GTRI's impact in the world.

• GTRInsider [7]

  Newsletter of the Georgia Tech Research Institute.

• Research Horizons Magazine [41]

  Research Horizons features easy-to-understand stories on the latest research around the Georgia Tech campus.

Sub-communities within this community

• Agricultural Technology Research Program (ATRP) [11]

  Since 1973, the Georgia Tech Agricultural Technology Research Program (ATRP) has provided innovative engineering research and development for the poultry industry in particular and the food-processing industry at large.

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