What is Georgia Tech’s Space Research Initiative?
Georgia Tech’s Space Research Initiative (SRI) is composed of faculty and staff across campus who have a common interest in space exploration and discovery. Collectively, we research a wide range of topics on space and how it relates to our human perspective.
SRI is the ultimate hub of all things space related at Georgia Tech. We connect all the research institutes, labs, facilities, and colleges to pioneer the conversation about space in the state of Georgia. By working hand in hand with academics, business partners, and students we are committed to staying at the cutting edge of innovation. We look forward to you joining the conversation! Follow us on Twitter/X @GaTech_Space!
Purpose of the Space Research Initiative
Georgia Tech’s Space Research Initiative fosters a diverse and collaborative community including scientific, engineering, cultural, and commercial research that pursues broadly integrated and innovative projects with global impact on Earth and in space – inspiring the next generation of researchers.
News and Events
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Spacefunk! Building Futures in Full Color at Georgia Tech, Across Atlanta, and Around the World
Lisa Yaszek, Regents’ Professor of Science Fiction Studies, shares her...
How might the outcome of the upcoming presidential election shape the future of space policy?
Thomas G. Roberts, a postdoctoral fellow in International Affairs at...
School of Physics Announces Two New Academic Programs
Minor in Quantum Sciences and Technology (Available Now!) In response...
Research Centers Supported by the Space Research Initiative
Across Georgia Tech, researchers are exploring the universe — its...
Space missions are getting more complex
"Most space mission systems historically have used one spacecraft...
A Yellow Jacket on Mars
A Georgia Tech alum has emerged after living in a simulated Mars...
How can there be ice on the Moon?
Have you ever wondered how there can be ice on the moon? Nine-year-old...
Georgia Tech to Strengthen Nation’s Faculty Development in Geospace Science
Georgia Tech’s Colleges of Engineering and Sciences have been chosen...
Georgia Tech’s Space Research Initiative Hosts Yuri’s Day Symposium
April 12 is a significant date in the history of exploration, as it...
Four ECE Engineers, Three Receiver Sites, Two Days, and One Eclipse Expedition
While hundreds of Georgia Tech students gathered on Tech Green on...
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