Welcome to Georgia Tech Research Projects

This site is designed to provide a centralized location for all projects inside of the Georgia Tech community related to the Covid-19 response. This site allows users to filter and sort through the database and glean pertinent information about projects of interest. If perhaps you are looking to collaborate with others doing research in a similar or mutually beneficial area of research, start here as this site is designed to promote cross-campus collaboration.

 

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CDL-Recovery is a pivot of the Creative Destruction Lab (CDL), an objective-setting mentoring program for early-stage science projects. CDL-Recovery focuses on mentoring and developing ventures and projects in two streams: public health and economic recovery. The goal is to identify and support ventures with prospects for massive scalability, developing products and services that will enhance public health resilience and promote economic recovery in a changing work environment over six to 24 months.

The team’s work on CDL-Recovery, which is a collaborative effort of CDL’s global network, is both an end in itself and the precursor to CDL-Atlanta, which is due to launch in Fall 2020 and will focus on consumer health and retail tech.

For more information about this effort, check out the press release CDL launches rapid response effort.

Project Lead(s)
Peter Thompson
Status
Closed

Our objective is to demonstrate disinfecting using UV-C light directed by a robot arm. By applying the light extremely close to the surface (about 5 cm), we hope to drastically decrease the time needed to kill pathogens.

Project Lead(s)
Konrad Ahlin