GTRI Media Library: Videos

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Fred Dyer, PHYS 1957 and MS PHYS 1961, recalls his first project at EES and others along the way. He tells about staff he worked with and what they accomplished back in the 50s and 60s. The story was recorded on June 19, 1998.
GTRI Consumer Product Research on WGCL CBS 46 Atlanta
GTRI Helps Companies Design Easy-to-Use Products
GTRI's Chemical Companion on Discovery Channel Canada
GTRI's Fuel Cell UAV on WGCL CBS 46 Atlanta
GTRI's Wireless Captioning System on WGCL CBS 46 Atlanta
GTRI/Georgia Tech research helps win the 1996 Summer Olympics for Atlanta
Georgia Tech Research Institute: The Solution Institution
Georgia Tech alumnus George Jeffares, CH E ’46, recalls his early days of working at EES as a student, especially the endless chunks of sweet potatoes being cooked in a “box” that a professor was testing. It was recorded on August 19, 1997.
Janice Rogers literally started at the bottom and worked her way up the ladder at EES/GTRI. She recalls the growth and the moves as labs and offices were added to handle all of the work. It was recorded on September 25, 2006.
Kathy Schlag, MS AM 1977 and MS IE 1980, recalls the various stages of her career with GTRI as she gained experience and earned her degrees. Her story was recorded on February 06, 2008.
Kay Powell worked in an EES field station in the ‘70s as an economic developer in the Augusta area. Women were new in field work and Kay managed to break not only that barrier but a few more. Her story was recorded on December 8, 2006.
Martha Clayton-Lee, BS 1975, BS ME 1984, MS ME 1985 worked at the Research Station as artist and researcher. One of her special projects involved Georgia Tech’s Solar Furnace. She explains its purpose and describes it in detail. Recorded on July 16, 2008.
Mr. Chris Bailey, Principal Research Engineer, Information Technology and Telecommunications Laboratory, presents Moving Maps – Evolution in GIS at the GTRI 75th Anniversary Technology Symposium.
Physicist Dorothy Brown worked for EES/GTRI at two periods in her life from 1975 through 1989 and included work at the former Lockheed Facility. She recalls the move to what is now called the GTRI Cobb County Research Facility. Recorded Sep 9, 2008
President George W. Bush visits the Georgia Tech campus, March 27, 2002 to speak about homeland security.
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