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Atlanta, GA | Posted: April 26, 2017
Jessica Palacios
Administrative Professional II
404-385-8566
Summary Sentence:
Two APS Interns working with Associate Professor Margaret E Kosal and post-doc, Dr. Jon Huang, investigated how emerging and next-generation technologies are playing a role in national defense and in a Third Offset Strategy for deterrence
Full Summary:
During much of the Spring semester, there have been a couple of especially young faces around the Habersham building in the afternoon - two Atlanta Public Schools (APS) high school students. Working with Nunn School Associate Professor Margaret E Kosal and post-doc, Dr. Jon Huang, the two APS students investigated how emerging and next-generation technologies are playing a role in national defense and in a Third Offset Strategy for deterrence.
Kosal's Interns 3
Kosal's Interns 2During much of the Spring semester, there have been a couple of especially young faces around the Habersham building in the afternoon - two Atlanta Public Schools (APS) high school students. Working with Nunn School Associate Professor Margaret E Kosal and post-doc, Dr. Jon Huang, the two APS students investigated how emerging and next-generation technologies are playing a role in national defense and in a Third Offset Strategy for deterrence. One student explored nanotechnology and next-generation body armor, and the other looked at biotechnology and synthetic genomics. All of the Spring interns presented the findings of their research last Friday at the Marcus Nanotechnology Building.
The internship program is organized by GT’s Institute for Electronics and Nanotechnology (IEN) and Southeastern Nanotechnology Infrastructure Corridor (SENIC) in conjunction with APS’ Gifted Internship Program. It seeks to connect talented juniors and seniors from APS high schools with ongoing research projects at Georgia Tech.
Learn more about Dr. Margaret Kosal’s research interests and publications here.
Learn more about the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs here.
