Quickfire Workshops

Submitted by lwilliams363 on Fri, 08/08/2025 - 10:19

Wondering how to get involved with undergraduate research?

Join UROP for a Quickfire workshop this fall! Quickfire workshops are short (30 minutes), interactive sessions to help you get started on your research journey.

Click the button below to view the schedule of Quickfire workshops on Engage and reserve your spot!

Fall Research Kickoff

Submitted by lwilliams363 on Fri, 08/08/2025 - 10:15

Join the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program for a Fall Research Kickoff!

Whether you're a returning researcher or looking to get involved in research, drop by to chat with us and other students. Free pizza (while it lasts!)

Click the button below to RSVP on Engage.

Jumpstart Your Research Potential

Submitted by lwilliams363 on Fri, 08/08/2025 - 09:26

Launch Your Research Experience!

Are you a first-year student or first-semester transfer student this fall? Interested in undergraduate research but don't have any previous research experience? Apply to Jumpstart Your Research Potential!

This program offers four one-hour workshops to help you build skills and directly connect with research experiences. Click the button below to apply by completing a short, quick form. Applications are due September 2 by noon.

Joni Isbell is a third-year Computer Science major studying cross-language alignment with Dr. Hongchen Wu. She also studies LLM suspense detection with Dr. Mark Riedl. 

Joni smiles at the camera

How long have you been an undergraduate researcher at Georgia Tech?

I have been doing research for a full year.

2025 Meeting of the Minds

Submitted by choffman34 on Tue, 03/18/2025 - 18:24

Undergraduate Researchers Represent Georgia Tech at the 2025 ACC Meeting of the Minds

Jocelyn Le, Brooke Chambliss, Mariah Castillo, Arnav Hiray, and Harry Watkins sit on the steps in Clough and smile at the camera.

Five students whose research bridges boundaries were selected to represent Georgia Tech at the 2025 ACC Meeting of the Minds Undergraduate Research Symposium.

Benji Panuski is a 5th-year Electrical Engineering and Physics double major studying new quantum sensing techniques with Dr. Ali Adibi. 

Benji smiles at the camera.

How long have you been an undergraduate researcher at Georgia Tech?

I began my undergraduate research journey in August 2022 with Dr.