Georgia Tech is committed to maintaining an open environment to foster research discoveries and innovation that benefit our community and the world. Our international partnerships play a crucial role in our mission, and we are proud to connect students, faculty, and research collaborators around the world.

Faculty members are sometimes awarded internal EVPR funding either as cost share or institutional support for a proposed project. The funds can be awarded in response to a sponsor’s requirement for mandatory cost share, or through a number of programs and funding vehicles including, but not limited to, seed grants, conference support, one-off appeals for support, and early investigator federal award recognition supplements.[GS1] 

The Georgia Institute of Technology is one of the core partner universities associated with Oak Ridge National Laboratory. This relationship allows Georgia Tech faculty, postdoctoral fellows, and students opportunities to take advantage of the ORNL facilities and collaborate with researchers. The two institutions are leaders for R&D expenditures in the U.S. Southeast with multiple research and education partnerships.

View Georgia Tech’s new data dashboard which includes key contributions, milestones, and the significant impact of its expanding partnership with Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.

Collaborations between Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) and Georgia Tech enable faculty and students to be part of efforts to solve increasingly complex scientific and national security challenges, as well as foster opportunities to engage tomorrow’s innovators.

View Georgia Tech’s new data dashboard, which includes key contributions, milestones, and the significant impact of its expanding partnership with Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.

Limited submission competitions are funding opportunities for which the sponsor limits the number of applications an institution can submit. Extra submissions may result in the rejection of all submissions from the institution. Therefore, these opportunities often require an internal selection process to determine which proposal teams can move forward with an application.  

The Office of the Executive Vice President for Research (EVPR) facilitates limited submissions for Georgia Tech.
 

The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) is the U.S. Department of Energy’s primary national laboratory for energy systems research and development. As the energy systems laboratory, NREL’s unique strength lies in developing and integrating a broad array of energy technologies into robust, resilient systems.

NREL transforms energy through research, development, commercialization, and deployment of innovative energy technologies.