Lauren Rhodes, the event coordinator at ATDC, gets fired up over board games. “It’s a really great way to stretch those mental muscles,” Lauren shares.

IPaT, the Institute for People and Technology, connects industry and government organizations with Georgia Tech researchers to maximize their social impact. Ashton Pellom, the communications officer for IPaT, shares how Tech Square is capable of producing groundbreaking research.

The first-ever Show&Tell Showcase featured experts in virtual reality and augmented reality making predictions for what's up next for these innovative technologies. Listen and learn as Dr. Maribeth Gundy, Raj Aluri, and Ian Nott share their research. 

This week's Trading Cards have 3D Printing, Python, Client Relations, and Customer Insight skills on them. Check out this week's breakthrough talent from the heart of Atlanta's tech scene.

Stackfolio allows banks to diversify their portfolios by selling directly to other banks and credit unions. Watch as CEO Pav Thukral shares why he loves working out of Tech Square. And if you're a data scientist, marketer, or web developer, Thukral wants to meet you!

At Atlanta Startup Battle, entrepreneurs go head-to-head for a chance to win $100,000. 

Jeremy Haile, CEO of ATDC company Sideqik, has a passion for splashin'. "There's a whole world to explore," he says. 

The faces of this week's Trading Cards add expertise in venture capital, music production, innovation strategy, and C++ to the Tech Square community. Take a look - you might just meet your newest friend, mentor, or cofounder. 

ATHENA (or the Adaptive Techniques in Hybrid Electromagnetic Numerical Applications) Lab is one of the many research groups that call Tech Square home. The ATHENA team studies how to use the energy lost in air to power sensors and other small electronics. Take a peek inside their lab. 

Need a little help from a friend? The faces of this week's Trading Cards can lend a hand in excel, exotic animals, information design, big data, and more. 

SimplePart bridges the gap between car owners and manufacturers to improve the way we buy and sell car parts. Listen to Vidal explain what he loves about working out of Tech Square - and try to decide which office pup is cuter.  

Georgia Tech, hallowed halls of all things left brain, lit up both cerebral hemispheres with an arts and technology collaboration turned performance art piece hosted at the Ferst Center on March 5, 2017.

Check out these faces in the Tech Square ATL network with skills like software engineering, cooking, mechanical engineering, and traveling.

In this week's Passion Pitch, Don Schoner talks about model railroads. "It's a way to escape," Don explains, "I can be a seven-year-old for a couple of minutes."

Atlanta United Football Club joins the city's roster of major league sports teams. Feel what it was like to be part of the crowd at the sold-out inaugural home game.