Eqip Sermia, like many coastal glaciers in Greenland, has retreated in the last two decades. New research from the University of Texas Institute for Geophysics and Georgia Tech provides a way to determine how much climate change is influencing large-scale glacial melting. Credit: John Erich Christian/University of Texas Institute for Geophysics/Georgia Tech

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Researchers have developed a methodology to determine why coastal glaciers are retreating, and in turn, how much can be attributed to human-caused climate change.

Cindy Hope

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Cindy Hope has been named Georgia Tech’s associate vice president for Research Administration.

GTRI Research Scientist Dylan Bush demonstrates an F-16 simulation that was used to evaluate the Inter-rater Reliability of the scale of the simulation fidelity scale. (Credit: Christopher Moore)

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A new approach to assessing simulation fidelity being developed by human factors researchers at the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) could help address virtual reality (VR)-based simulation systems used within the U.S. Department of Defense.

An African savanna elephant (Courtesy: Andrew Schulz/Zoo Atlanta)

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Skin plays an important role in allowing an elephant to stretch its trunk to grab food and other items.

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Mary Albertson has stepped into the director role for the Office of Technology Licensing at Georgia Tech, managing all inventions, patents, and licensing.

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Emory University and Georgia Tech have announced the inaugural recipients of $100,000 in seed funding from their collaborative AI.Humanity program.
<p>Patrick Williams is Visa's North American head of digital partnerships.</p>

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Investment to spur greater innovation in payments space
Jud Ready

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Jud Ready leads the GTRI Nanomaterials Lab's Nano Group at the Georgia Tech Research Institute.

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Recent high school graduate Rohan Datta published his Georgia Tech research in the Journal of Chemical Physics.
Left: David Picinich (center) with his fiancé and son in 2019. Center: David Picinich pictured in 2019 taking one last flight in an EA-18G Growler before retiring from the Navy. Right: David Picinich (left) stands with Brian Arena, the former commanding officer of the U.S. Navy's Electronic Attack Squadron 209, in front of an EA-18G Growler at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island in 2019. Photo credit: David Picinich.

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For GTRI Senior Research Scientist David "Pearl" Picinich, the debut of "Top Gun: Maverick" marks a nostalgic close to an action-packed chapter in his life story.