Research programs come after a successful research initiative and include more substantial funding over a two to three year period. Programs focus on preliminary data collection and external fundraising.

In addition to our current programs, IMS has supported a variety of previous programs and initiatives that helped shape research collaborations across the institute. Learn more on our Previous Programs and Initiatives page.

ARM Initiative

Autonomous Research for Materials

The IMS ARM Program supports research that advances autonomous physical experimentation for materials discovery and design

Leads: Mark Losego, Shreyas Kousik, Animesh Garg

ARM Website

Gloved hand holds semiconductor chip

Georgia Tech Center for Semiconductor and Computing

Leads: Asif Khan, Divya Mahajan