This talk explores how computation can expand creative possibilities while preserving makers’ agency, drawing on work with artists, educators, and young makers.

Library leaders and instructional experts will discuss how AI is influencing scholarly publishing, research data management, and the research lifecycle.

This Conversations@Tech Square will start with Tim Trent (IPaT research faculty) providing a short overview of the new Trash Lab and updates on the miniTrashpresso equipment.

Join us to learn more about The Global Research and Internship Program (GRIP). GRIP offers Georgia Tech students the support to intern or co-op abroad while building global career skills. GRIP is open to any full-time undergraduate and graduate students.