Wikipedia:WikiProject Georgia Tech/GTRI Articles
This is a list of GTRI-related articles. See also: related changes (shortcut: WP:GTRI/RC).
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Directors[edit]
- W. Harry Vaughan (talk)
- Harold Bunger (talk)
- Gerald Rosselot (talk)
- Herschel H. Cudd (talk, GA1)
- Paul K. Calaway (talk)
- James E. Boyd (scientist) (talk, GA1, FA1, FA2)
- Robert E. Stiemke (talk)
- Wyatt C. Whitley (talk)
- Maurice W. Long (talk)
- Thomas E. Stelson (talk)
- Donald J. Grace (talk)
- Richard H. Truly (talk)
- Edward K. Reedy (talk)
- Stephen E. Cross (talk)
- Tom McDermott (engineer) (talk)
- Robert McGrath (talk)
- Andrew Gerber (talk)
Deputy directors[edit]
- Electronics, Optics & Systems
- Information & Cyber Sciences
- Sensors & Intelligent Systems
Products/Projects[edit]
- FalconView (talk, to do)
- ULTRA AP (talk)
- Blue Dart (talk)
- Deployable Joint Command and Control (talk)
- Homeland Open Security Technology (talk)
- Anomaly Detection at Multiple Scales (talk)
- Proactive Discovery of Insider Threats Using Graph Analysis and Learning (talk)
Labs[edit]
- GTRI Aerospace, Transportation and Advanced Systems Laboratory (talk, to do)
- Director Rusty Roberts (talk)
- GTRI Applied Concepts Laboratory (talk)
- Director Mark Mitchell (researcher) (talk)[1]
- GTRI Applied Systems Laboratory at Huntsville (talk)
- Director Barry Bullard (talk)
- GTRI Cyber Technology and Information Security Laboratory (talk)
- Director Andrew Howard (researcher) (talk)[2][3][4]
- GTRI Electro-Optical Systems Laboratory (talk, to do)
- Director Gisele Bennett (talk)
- GTRI Electronic Systems Laboratory (talk, to do)
- Director Ken Kaminski (talk)
- GTRI Information and Communications Laboratory (talk)
- Director Jeff Evans (engineer) (talk)[5][6][7]
- GTRI Sensors and Electromagnetic Applications Laboratory (talk, to do)
- Director Mel Belcher (talk)[8][9]
- Former labs
- GTRI Health and Environmental Systems Laboratory (talk, to do)
- (merged with ELSYS)
Other organizations/projects[edit]
- Georgia Tech Applied Research Corporation (talk, to do)
- Georgia Tech Research Corporation (talk, to do)
- GTRI Agricultural Technology Research Program (talk)
- Georgia Tech Quantum Institute (talk)
- Mil-OSS (talk)
- GTRI Office of Policy Analysis and Research (talk)
- Food Processing Technology Building (talk)[10][11][12]
Other people[edit]
- Harry L. Baker, Jr. (talk)
- Rickey B. Cotton (talk)
- Richard C. Johnson (talk)
- James M. McGarrah (talk)
- William L. Melvin (talk)
- Robert C. Michelson (talk, AFD1, GA1)
- Lon Pringle (talk)
- Glen P. Robinson (talk)
- Robert N. Trebits (talk)
- Fred Wright (researcher) (talk)
Requests[edit]
- People
- James Mahaffey nuclear scientist
- Other
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