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PURPLE

PDL Undergraduate Research Program a Learning Experience

PURPLE provides a research learning experience for Georgia Institute of Technology’s undergraduate students. Students will closely collaborate with the Plasma and Dielectrics Lab’s research team to fulfill project-centered tasks while gaining hands-on research experience and co-authoring publications.

Open to all Majors

Spring 2025 Applications Closed.

Research Experiences

Piezoelectric Amplifier Design

Piezoelectric Materials, Amplifier Design, Analog Circuits, PCB Design, Simulation Tools (e.g., SPICE), Testing and Measurement, Problem-solving

MOVs Metal Oxide Varistors Optimization & Innovation

Electrical Testing, Manufacturing Processes, Quality Control, Material Science, Electrical Characterization, Test Automation, Data Analysis

Epoxy Formulation

Electrical Insulation, Material Science, Formulation Development, Testing and Analysis, Quality Control, Process Optimization

Gas Dielectrics Partial Discharge Measurement

High Voltage Engineering, Electrical Testing, Insulation Materials, Gas Analysis Techniques, Experimental Design, Data Acquisition, 

Plasma Jet Engine

Plasma Physics, Jet Engine Dynamics, Experimental Design, Computational Modeling, Fluid Dynamics, Thermal Analysis

Supercritical Fluid Spectroscopy

Spectroscopy Techniques, Supercritical Fluids, Instrumentation, Data Analysis, Experimental Design, High Pressure, Vector Network Analyzer, Impedance Analyzer.

Past Research Experiences

Computational Fluid Dynamic Modeling of Supercritical Fluids

Research: Dielectric and Thermal Properties of Supercritical Fluids

Crystal Oscillator Design and Testing for Viscosity Characterization

Research: Dielectric and Thermal Properties of Supercritical Fluids

High Voltage Machine Learning Image & Signal Processing

Research: Clearance and Creepage 

PCB Design & Fabrication

Research: Efficient DC Interrupter with Surge Protection

Design & Optimization of Vacuum Circuit Breaker Components

Research: ADIDS


FAQ

  • What is needed to apply? To apply you must be a current Ga Tech student, fill out the application form and submit your resume.
  • When are applications due? All applications must be submitted three weeks prior to the start of the semester for the intended project.
  • When will acceptance notifications be distributed? All applicants will be contacted two weeks prior to the start of the semester for the intended project.
  • Is there monetary compensation? Please visit the experience page to learn more about compensation.

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