<p>GTRI Research Engineer Konrad Ahlin explains a poster on his "Hyper Redundant Flexible Manipulator (HRFM)" at the recent DARPA Forward conference held at Georgia Tech. (Credit: Sean McNeil, GTRI)</p>

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A dozen Georgia Institute of Technology researchers, including four from the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI), were recognized as DARPA Risers during the agency’s recent DARPA Forward conference in Atlanta.
<p>This proximal tubule organoid is 30 days old, and will survive at least another 60 days. The 90-days is a record for a drop culture of any kind.</p>

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Georgia Tech researchers develop new organoids for studying kidney disease

Michael Grady graphic

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Michael Grady is a senior research engineer in the Advanced Concepts Laboratory Electromagnetics Division at the Georgia Tech Research Institute

<p>Mary Kate Broadway adjusts the model's solar array. (photo: Sean McNeil)</p>

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Mary Kate Broadway, a student assistant in GTRI’s Electro-Optical Systems Laboratory (EOSL), whose academic and professional experiences in modeling and fabrication were called upon to create a near 1:1 model of the Lunar Flashlight SmallSat.

<h2>GTRI's Chief Information Officer, Raj Vuchatu, Leads by Example at GTRI and Vibha Atlanta</h2>

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GTRI’s CIO, Raj Vuchatu is one of the Executive Directors of Vibha Atlanta, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to support millions of children in their quest for a better education and a better future, both in India and the United States.

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Cybersecurity Researchers Show How Attackers Can See Your Online Ads Knowing Only Your Email Address
<p>Zhijian Hao (left) and Azadeh Ansari in their lab.</p>

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Individual robots can work collectively as swarms to create major advances in everything from construction to surveillance, but microrobots’ small scale is ideal for drug delivery, disease diagnosis, and even surgeries.

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Research suggests organizations can address bias associated with salary negotiations with individuals with disabilities
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Absolics, Inc., a subsidiary of SKC Co., broke ground on a new semiconductor manufacturing facility in Covington, Georgia, on November 1.