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2024 Summer Research Internships
Institute for People and Technology is seeking undergraduate students to participate in our IPaT Summer internship program for 2024. This is an opportunity for students looking to gain real-world experience related to research, and community engagement. The Summer Internship Program is a 12-week program (May 13th to August 2nd). All Georgia Tech undergraduate students are invited to apply. Summer Interns will receive a total of $7,000 for a full-time internship paid bi-weekly.
Faculty Opportunities
IPaT is currently seeking faculty candidates to apply for IPaT Initiative Lead positions that will support one of our strategic research areas. As an IPaT Initiative Lead, you will be responsible for successfully advancing work in one of our four strategic areas. There are four positions available. IPaT will assist you in the administrative and organizational aspects of tasks as needed. Click to learn more.
Global Health Equity and Wellbeing
Protecting health both locally and worldwide.
Just, Resilient, and Informed Communities
Discovering strategies that benefit and inform communities from all walks of life.
Responsible and Ethical Technologies
Evaluating potential consequences to mitigate negative effects.
Arts, Expression, and Creative Technologies
Using advanced technology to enhance creative processes, artistic expression, and innovation.
Featured Research Videos
CopyCat: Helping Young Deaf Children Acquire Language Skills Using Sign Language Recognition
CopyCat and PopSign are two games that help deaf children and their parents acquire language skills in American Sign Language. 95% of deaf children are born to hearing parents, and most of those parents never learn enough sign language to teach...
Project Aether: A tool to support communication between brain tumor patients and healthcare providers
Project Aether focuses on bridging the knowledge gap brain tumor and peak anxiety brain tumor patients experience after their initial diagnosis. As a tablet application, it comprises a patient workspace for consolidating information relating to...
Smart Solutions on the Georgia Coast
The Smart Sea Level Sensors project is a partnership between Chatham Emergency Management Agency officials, City of Savannah officials, and Georgia Tech scientists and engineers who are working together to install a network of internet-enabled sea level sensors across Chatham County. The real-time data on coastal flooding will be used for emergency planning and response.
More Research Videos
Check out IPaT's Research Expo website that features some of the ongoing research projects at the Institute for People and Technology and Georgia Tech. We encourage you to explore projects within our broad research areas or explore those projects by research topic.
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