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Georgia Tech Research Podcast

Georgia Tech Research Podcast
Georgia Tech Research Institute
GTRI
Georgia Tech
Human Centered Engineering Division
PFAS
Artificial Intelligence
Food Safety
Cybersecurity
Sting Program
XPAT
Marine Corps
PERCS
Georgia Poultry Lab Network
Robotics
IRAD
Cobb-Vantress
Poultry Genetics
Genomics
Ascites
CT Imaging

Research at Georgia Tech is about finding connections between diverse ideas and disciplines. Those links are where breakthrough discoveries are possible. The Georgia Tech Research Podcast examines these efforts to develop exciting new technologies through interviews with our team of expert researchers who share their unique perspective and knowledge on a variety of advanced topics.

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes89Founded5 years ago
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The Georgia Tech Research Institute's Independent Research and Development (IRAD) program represents a strategic investment in innovation, funding groundbreaking research that directly addresses national security concerns and global challenges that w... more

What happens when cutting-edge artificial intelligence meets one of our most essential industries? In the latest episode of the Georgia Tech Research Podcast, host Stephanie Richter explores this fascinating intersection with two leading voices in th... more

Indoor farms often lack natural pollinators like birds and bees, forcing growers to hand-pollinate every flower. In this episode, Dr. Shreyas Kousik from Georgia Tech joins us to discuss his work at the intersection of control theory, robot motion pl... more

GTRI Director Mike Gazarik, Ph.D., is the featured guest on the latest episode of the Georgia Tech Research Podcast.

In his first 90 days as Director of the Georgia Tech Research Institute, Mike Gazarik, Ph.D., is building the foundation of his ten... more

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Ken Allen
Chief Technology Officer, GTRI
Georgia Tech Research Institute
Episode: Researching Tomorrow: Inside GTRI's 2026 IRAD Extravaganza
Kat Hoffman
Director for External Communications for GTRI
GTRI
Episode: Researching Tomorrow: Inside GTRI's 2026 IRAD Extravaganza
Courtney Martin
Fourth-year student at Kennesaw State University
Kennesaw State University
Episode: Researching Tomorrow: Inside GTRI's 2026 IRAD Extravaganza
Austin Monteith
First-year PhD student in chemistry
Georgia Tech / ATAS
Episode: Researching Tomorrow: Inside GTRI's 2026 IRAD Extravaganza
Allison Powers
Member of ELSIS lab
GTRI
Episode: Researching Tomorrow: Inside GTRI's 2026 IRAD Extravaganza
Chad Brown
Associate Lab Director for the Applied Systems Lab in Atlanta
GTRI
Episode: Researching Tomorrow: Inside GTRI's 2026 IRAD Extravaganza
Josh Derimer
Chief Scientist, Elsa's Test Engineering Division
ELSA / GTRI
Episode: Researching Tomorrow: Inside GTRI's 2026 IRAD Extravaganza
Colton Bennett
Patent agent with BlankRome Law Firm
BlankRome
Episode: Researching Tomorrow: Inside GTRI's 2026 IRAD Extravaganza
Walker Byrnes
Machine Learning and Data Analytics Branch Lead, ATAS Lab, GTRI
ATAS Lab, GTRI
Episode: ATRP--Episode 35: Predict & Protect: AI in Food Safety

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Stephanie Richter
Host of the Georgia Tech Research Podcast (GTRI/GT involved)
Eric Klein
Host of the Georgia Tech Research Podcast (Senior Researcher, GTRI)

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Researching Tomorrow: Inside GTRI's 2026 IRAD Extravaganza
Q: As projects are being developed and selected for the coming year, is there an emphasis on cross-branch or cross-lab collaborations that showcase the extravaganza?
Yes, collaboration is encouraged as large, multidisciplinary projects often require crossing labs and leveraging diverse expertise to deliver unique demonstrations and prototypes that align with strategic goals and sponsor interests.
Researching Tomorrow: Inside GTRI's 2026 IRAD Extravaganza
Q: When IRADs are selected by the principal investigator and put in as a proposal, do they usually follow some kind of sponsor engagement requirement or are they more open-ended?
There is a spectrum: some projects have a defined sponsorship engagement pathway with a business development lead ensuring visibility to sponsors, while others are more autonomous, allowing the PI to focus on technical execution while research leadership provides top cover for program development.
Researching Tomorrow: Inside GTRI's 2026 IRAD Extravaganza
Q: Can you tell us how you prioritize these proposals and how they're selected each year?
Proposals are treated like sponsored research efforts with substantial development, milestones, budgets, and a project plan; prioritization hinges on extending GTRI's technical capabilities, technical feasibility, team ability to execute, and potential to transition to sponsored research, with lab-specific tailoring for discretionary projects and cross-lab collaboration for strategic initiatives.
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Q: Hello, Dr. Badura, and thank you for joining us today.
Dr. Badura responds warmly, outlining his role at EOSL and setting up the discussion to explore two main branches of space imagery—Earth-focused satellite imagery and space-domain awareness—before diving into specific projects and collaborations.
Behind the Mic: Podcast Hosts Talk Collaboration, Research, and Talking to Researchers
Q: Does the microphone give you the power to go up and talk to people?
They discuss the human hurdles of approaching people, the awkwardness of in-person conversations, and how the microphone sometimes changes the dynamics, with specific anecdotes about engagement during live interviews.

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What is Georgia Tech Research Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This episode catalog centers on applied research across Georgia Tech and partner organizations, spotlighting leadership, defense and national security implications of R&D, and practical tech challenges in agriculture, food safety, and system engineering. Conversations frequently weave in insights about leadership development, cross-disciplinary collaboration, and how sponsor and campus partnerships accelerate real-world impact. Notable throughlines include cybersecurity in industrial contexts, advanced manufacturing and AI-enabled breeding, water and food-safety science for poultry, and the human factors that shape complex engineering programs. The format often blends technical depth with career stories, program overviews, and case studies ... more

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4. Austin Monteith
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7. Josh Derimer
8. Colton Bennett

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