This week we'll discuss the Creative Curricular Initiatives (CCI) and the Communication Through Art programs and how you can get involved.

Georgia Tech’s Smart Cities and Inclusive Innovation initiative team will share information about the upcoming Georgia Smart Communities Challenge.

Please join us for a discussion on how to engage citizens in our public spaces through art and technology in preparation for BANDALOOP’s upcoming vertical dance performance in Atlanta.

GTAA personnel will join us to discuss some of the challenges faced by athletes, trainers, coaches, managers, and everyday sports aficionados.

We will bring together researchers from Georgia Tech, Emory, the Morehouse School of Medicine and Columbia Medical School to briefly present insights from recent projects that aim to combine new approaches in health IT to address healthcare disparities.

Join researchers from the Interactive Media Technology Center (IMTC), who this fall, in collaboration with other units across campus will begin offering a Vertically Integrated Projects (VIP) course entitled Future Technology for Sports.

The Atlanta Map Room is a public space for creating interpretive maps of the city, from a combination of contemporary data, historical documents, and personal experiences.

At this week's IPaT Thursday Think Tank we will discuss hidden poverty that’s right here on campus and explore ways to address that poverty,

Steve Downs, chief technology and strategy officer of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, will moderate a discussion on optimizing smart tech for wellbeing.

At this week’s IPaT Thursday Think Tank, we’ll share advice and best practices for building Smart and Connected Health applications and experiences.

We'll explore our aspirations and share previous experiences with using the campus as a living lab.

We'll discuss the creation of the Georgia Tech Center on Computing and Society: an emerging cross-disciplinary research initiative.