What does GATECH stand for?

Georgia Institute of Technology

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Slaughter, Dartmouth College and NBER, "The Global Location of Biopharmaceutical Knowledge Activity: New Findings, New Questions" * Jerry Thursby, Georgia Institute of Technology, and Marie Thursby, Georgia Institute of Technology and NBER, "University Licensing: Harnessing or Tarnishing Faculty Research?

Innovation Policy and the Economy

Originally developed in an open collaborative effort, MTConnect involved researchers from University of California at Berkeley (Berkeley, CA), Georgia Institute of Technology (Atlanta), and Sun Microsystems Inc.

Get Connected

A partial answer may be in the offing from scientists at the Georgia Institute of Technology.

Fiber power: Need a buzz? Be your own power grid

A professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology developed a nanogenerator that can produce a continuous electrical flow--as much as four watts per cubic centimeter with one nanowire--from ultrasonic waves or even blood flow.

Tiny wires revolutionize nanotechnology

The schools involved are Carnegie Mellon University, Columbia, the Georgia Institute of Technology, Purdue, Rutgers and the University of California campuses in Berkeley and Davis.

IBM, schools pursue open-source research

A recent study by Georgia Institute of Technology and London Business School shows funds whose managers own shares had an average 8.

Manager's money in fund can help

Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology and spin-off company DominINC, both in Atlanta, have built an automated prototype that uses two infrared-transmitting cameras and a projector to protect a small space from digital spying.

Blinding spies' digital eyes

Georgia Institute of Technology president Dr G Wayne Clough said: "Ireland is increasingly known as a world leader in innovation and for embracing technology.

R&D base to create 50 jobs