ETI hosted a How to Apply to Graduate School Workshop event that presents opportunities in non-proliferation R&D on November 18-19 (Friday and Saturday), 2022, at the Georgia Tech Hotel & Conference Center, 800 Spring Street NW, Atlanta, GA. Our aim is to host this event for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) engineering students, and the goal is to draw more diversity into our partner institutions.

The workshop includes:

• Best practices in applying to graduate school
• Tips on getting funding while a graduate student
• Tours of GA Tech laboratory facilities
• Graduate research opportunities at consortium partners
• Networking with faculty and students from leading research universities
• Diverse career opportunities in non-proliferation R&D

ETI headquarter welcomed and had a in-person meeting with eight visitors from Europe who visited Atlanta in the week of July 11, 2022, under the auspices of the US Department of State’s International Visitor Leadership Program with the theme of “Deterrence Today, Disarmament Tomorrow.”

During their visit, the State Department has requested a meeting with Georgia Tech’s Consortium for Enabling Technologies and Innovation, which was coordinated by the Georgia Council for International Visitors (GCIV). Professor Steven Biegalski gave an introductory presentation to the visitors to discuss the ETI Consortium’s mission, research works, and partnerships on July 15, 2022.