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Advanced Technologies

Featured advanced technologies

The Advanced Technology Programs at GE Global Research are the company’s longest range, highest impact research endeavors. With major programs in nanotechnology, energy conversion, molecular medicine, advanced propulsion, organic electronics and sustainable energy, the Advance Technology office represents GE Global Research’s most significant investments in emerging technologies.


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Sustainable Energy

Powering the planet in cleaner, more sustainable ways.


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Advanced Propulsion

The next evolution in aircraft propulsion.
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Nanotechnology

Discovering new capabilities at the nano scale.


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Electronic Materials Systems

The next generation of high-performance electronic devices at a fraction of the price.
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Molecular Imaging & Diagnostics

Diagnosing disease before symptoms develop.


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Energy Conversion

Changing the world one electron at a time.
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  • Kristen Brosnan
  • Ceramic & Metallurgy Technologies, Energy, Nanotechnology

Katharine Burr Blodgett day at Blodgett Elementary School in Schenectady

  • Vincent Smentkowski
  • Chemical Technologies & Materials Characterization, Nanotechnology

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