Georgia Institute of Technology

The Southeast Regional Technology Transfer Center supports three NASA Field Centers: the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabama, and John C. Stennis Space Center in Mississippi. This is done through the combined efforts of a nine state Affiliate network. Press the "Team" link to see a list of the network members. Administratively, the Southeast RTTC is part of the Georgia Institute of Technology's VentureLab.

VentureLab is part of the Economic Development and Technology Ventures group which houses the Advanced Technology Development Center (ATDC) and the Economic Development Institute (EDI). The ATDC operates incubators throughout the state, helping start-ups like Mindspring and DigitalFurnace with the assistance they need to grow. If you would like more information about ATDC, please visit www.atdc.org.

In addition to the SERTTC, VentureLab contains an operating unit that offers Georgia Tech Faculty assistance bringing innovations to market through start-ups or licensing arrangements.

The Economic Development Institute's 18 regional offices support Georgia's economy by assisting manufacturers, economic development professionals, and entrepreneurs in projects that can help the state prosper. If you are a Georgia company interested in learning more about what the Economic Development Institute can do for you, please visit the main Web site at www.edi.gatech.edu.