Join Georgia Tech's Marilyn Brown, Valerie Thomas, and Susan Graff as they celebrate two new Springer Nature books — Energy Technology and Policy Innovation and Sustainability Leaders: A Guide to Transforming Organizations — and explore competing visions for change. Drawing on research and real-world experience, this lively conversation will challenge assumptions, examine trade-offs, and ask who should lead, who should pay, and how to turn promising ideas into lasting progress.

About the Books

• Dr. Pengfei Liu - Associate Professor, School of Earth & Atmospheric Sciences at Georgia Tech, studying air pollution, wildfire smoke, and their effects on climate and human health.
• Dr. Katherine Graham - Assistant Professor, School of Civil & Environmental Engineering at Georgia Tech, researching water, climate, and health, including how pathogens spread through water systems.
• Dr. Jenny McGuire - Associate Professor, School of Earth & Atmospheric Sciences at Georgia Tech, studying how climate change reshapes biodiversity and how species and ecosystems adapt.

Register Online to attend via Microsoft Teams

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This event is a part of International Education Week (IEW) 2026, occurring November 2-November 5. Celebrate global learning, cultural exchange, and international collaboration and come join the fun!

Registration requested.

Told almost entirely through still photographs, Chris Marker’s La Jetée (1962) is a haunting 28-minute journey through time, memory, and a world after catastrophe. More than sixty years later, it still shapes how filmmakers imagine the future. Four scholars will look at Marker’s short film from several angles: experimental and science-fictional modes of filmmaking, the relationship between cinema and the photographic image, and the ways the creative arts can take up science-fiction storytelling. The panel ends with an open Q&A, so bring your questions.

Featuring:

• Stéphanie Boulard, Professor of French Literature and Visual Arts
• Kristi McKim, Associate Professor of Film
• Ida Yoshinaga, Assistant Professor of Film

3:15 – 4:15 p.m. | Creative Art Workshop

Now it’s your turn to create. Inspired by Marker’s work, this hands-on workshop invites you to explore artistic expression, collaboration, and the creative process. Whether your interest is film, photography, or simply creative thinking, you’ll leave with new ways of seeing and making.

Featuring:

• Jillann Hertel, Creative Director and Faculty
• Rachel Parish, AECT

Refreshments will be served.

Organized by the Center of Excellence for French and Francophone Studies. Sponsored by the School of Modern Languages and the School of Literature, Media, and Communication. 

Only 25 spots available – submit the interest form by Nov. 10!

Related LibGuide: Data Visualization by Raven Davis

Join the Georgia Tech Library in Crosland 2130 on Thursday, Nov. 12 from 1 to 2:30 p.m. for our Introduction to R Studio workshop.

Learn the basics of navigating the R Studio development environment. By the end of the workshop, attendees will know how to read data files, work with variables, wrangle data, and create visualizations using R’s Tidyverse package. Attendees are welcome to bring their own laptops, but there will also be computers in the room.

Prior to the workshop please set up a free login on Posit.cloud here: http://posit.cloud 

Related LibGuide: Using Data by Justin Ellis

This pre-summit education session will feature a practical workshop demystifies how to ask Copilot for what you need to achieve better results. We’ll explore how to phrase questions and instructions across apps like Word, Outlook, Excel, and Teams to harness Copilot’s capabilities in your daily work. Expect interactive examples and friendly guidance to strengthen your prompt writing skills.

Learn more about the FORGE AI Summit at b.gatech.edu/FORGESummit. 

Aimed at technical participants, this pre-summit education session explains what AI agents are and how Microsoft’s Copilot Studio enables you to create custom agents that can perform specialized tasks for your team. We’ll cover how these agents work and why they’re powerful for automation and integrating enterprise data. This is the starting point for Track B’s journey toward building a working agent by the FORGE AI Summit Hackathon.

Registration Link: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/819952e5-418f-4de2-88ad-81667a4e0823@482198bb-ae7b-4b25-8b7a-6d7f32faa083?source=copyLinkOneEventsShareDialog

Microsoft Teams meeting: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/2103804674439285?p=2ILGzNMGho8H2SHAcS
Meeting ID: 210 380 467 443 928 5
Passcode: em9As37v

Register for the FORGE AI Summit forgesummit.rsvpify.com. 

This pre-summit session introduces the core fundamentals of building custom agents. Microsoft will walk attendees through the Copilot Studio interface and the key components involved in agent creation (such as defining the agent’s purpose, adding topics and initial instructions, and understanding how an agent processes user input). By the end, attendees be equipped to start creating simple agents and ready to add more capabilities in subsequent sessions.

Registration Link: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/a544e032-fda1-4399-bab4-71e615561865@482198bb-ae7b-4b25-8b7a-6d7f32faa083?source=copyLinkOneEventsShareDialog

Microsoft Teams meeting: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/2967363283896111?p=9zyyOpf8VBscN2acHU
Meeting ID: 296 736 328 389 611 1
Passcode: c7ff9eX6

Learn more about the FORGE AI Summit at b.gatech.edu/FORGESummit. 

• Agilent - Life Science
• BMG LABTECH
• Corning Incorporated - Life Sciences
• Cytek BioSciences
• Cytiva
• Eppendorf
• Fisher Scientific - Research and Safety
• GenScript USA Inc.
• Hunt Optics & Imaging Inc.
• ibidi
• IKA Works Inc.
• Laxco Inc.
• MilliporeSigma - Lab Water
• MilliporeSigma - Discovery Solutions
• QIAGEN
• Quintara Biosciences - Sales
• R&D Systems - Reagent Sciences, Analytical Sciences
• Sartorius Corporation - Lab Essentials 
• Slingshot Biosciences Inc.
• Standard Biotools
• Thermo Fisher Scientific - Laboratory Consumables Products
• Thermo Fisher Scientific - Bioscience division
• Thermo Fisher Scientific - Safety Production and Lab
• USA Scientific
• VWR
  
  Registration includes:
• One six-foot exhibit table, two chairs - electricity available upon request
• Event promotion across campus and throughout Georgia Tech's bio community
• One complimentary parking pass per vendor company registration (to be used in the Area 5 Visitor Parking Deck only)
• Lunch vouchers at IBB's Bob's Café for up to two company representatives

Note

• Exhibit tables are limited, a maximum of two company representatives may attend per vendor registration
• A maximum of three exhibitor tables per company/organization will be accepted*
  • *Additional Table Availability: If exhibitor tables remain unsold two weeks prior to the event (beginning Oct. 14, 2026), any remaining tables will be released for open registration. At that time, companies that have already reached the three-table limit may register for additional exhibitor tables on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to availability.
• Proceeds support the annual operations of the Bioengineering and Bioscience Unified Graduate Students (BBUGS)

Raffle Contribution Request:
Each exhibitor is encouraged to donate a promotional item (valued under $75) for attendee drawings throughout the event. 

RSVP FORM IS HERE: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSda2c4QixErOXe2SFVR05qMQonJ_yY_G0n37JjXc-OtvFz8cw/viewform

Our event is open to everyone, including all GT Students, Staff, and Faculty!

We are bringing together a powerhouse group of GT alumni who hail from or are currently driving innovation in the Southern Cone (South America). In this exclusive hybrid event, our virtual panelists will share their post-graduation journeys, insights into international markets, and how they leverage their GT experience to make a global impact.

Whether you're interested in working abroad, expanding your international network, or just want to hear inspiring success stories from fellow Yellow Jackets, this event is for you!

📍 Format: Join us in person on campus for the live broadcast, interactive Q&A, Chick-fil-A, and networking with fellow students! (Our alumni panelists will be joining virtually).

🌍 Who should attend? All GT students! You do not need to be from the region to attend—everyone is welcome.

🍗 FREE CHICK-FIL-A PROVIDED! (First come, first served)

• Attend in-person at the Petit Biotechnology Building (IBB) - Lunch provided, while supplies last
• REGISTER HERE for virtual participation link

BIO 
Melissa Lambeth Kemp received her B.S. in Nuclear Engineering from MIT and her Ph.D. in Bioengineering from University of Washington. Kemp joined the faculty at Georgia Tech in 2006 after completing postdoctoral training at MIT. Her expertise is in computational modeling of metabolism and signal transduction, as well as developing statistical modeling tools to examine network relationships in high-dimension datasets. One major aspect of her research program linking ROS – the byproducts of aerobic metabolism – to the fundamental way that cells interpret instructions from their environment, their neighbors, and their own genetic blueprint. Specific applications of her diverse work include systems modeling of transient phosphatase oxidation of kinase cascades, patient-specific differences in cytotoxicity to redox-cycled chemotherapeutics and radiation, and the coordination of oxidative metabolism with epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition. Her research program also includes a component of developing high-throughput screening methods for assaying cue-signal-response relationships in cells and analytical tools for single cell gene expression. 

Kemp currently serves as the Research Director of the multi-site NSF Engineering Research Center “Cell Manufacturing Technologies”. In her former role as Associate Director of the NSF Science and Technology Center “Emergent Behavior of Integrated Cellular Systems,” she spearheaded the multi-site center’s computational activities by developing agent-based models of context-dependent cellular decisions to generate new hypotheses of intercellular communication in pluripotent stem cell differentiation and emergent patterning; this work continues currently in quantifying organizational principles and spatial relationships in iPSC-derived tissues from multi-omics data. Kemp’s career honors include a Whitaker Graduate Fellowship, Merck/CSBi postdoctoral fellowship, Georgia Cancer Coalition Distinguished Scholar, NIH New Innovator Award, and the CSB2 Prize for Innovative Measurement Methods from the Council for Systems Biology in Boston.

The Spatial Omics and Data Analytics (SODA) Center meets monthly for networking, information transfer, and active partnership formation. These seminars will feature internal faculty spotlights, external leaders, and dedicated time slots for “Synergy Sessions” where faculty pitch data challenges or analytical solutions, directly seeding joint grant applications and cross-departmental Ph.D. mentorship.

Register HERE to participate virtually

ABSTRACT
Focused ultrasound (FUS) and nanomedicine offer promising opportunities to improve cancer treatment through targeted drug delivery, localized tumor ablation, and modulation of antitumor immunity. However, translating these technologies into clinical practice remains challenging, partly because conventional preclinical models do not fully capture the biological complexity of naturally occurring cancers. Our research integrates focused ultrasound, nanomedicine, and comparative oncology within a One-Medicine framework to accelerate therapeutic development for both human and veterinary patients. We are investigating multiple ultrasound modalities, including hyperthermia, thermal ablation, and histotripsy, and their potential to enhance the therapeutic efficacy of chemotherapy, radiation, and immunomodulatory nanomedicines. These approaches are designed not only to improve local tumor control but also to stimulate systemic antitumor immune responses and address metastatic disease. Building on mechanistic studies in preclinical models, we are translating these technologies into clinical trials involving companion animals with naturally occurring cancers through the Veterinary Research and Oncology Clinic (VROC) at UT Southwestern. This presentation will highlight our progress in developing ultrasound-based combination therapies, the challenges of clinical translation, and the opportunities offered by comparative oncology to accelerate therapeutic innovations across species.

BIO
Ashish Ranjan is an Endowed Professor in the Department of Radiation Oncology. He also serves as Vice Chair for Comparative Oncology and Research Innovation and Director of the Veterinary Research and Oncology Clinic. He earned his B.V.Sc. degree (DVM equivalent) from Madras Veterinary College, in Chennai, India, followed by a Ph.D. in biomedical and veterinary sciences from Virginia Tech. Ranjan was then a visiting fellow at the Center for Interventional Oncology, Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences at the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

Ranjan's research interests are in the application of device-directed nanoparticles for solid tumor chemo-immunotherapy. His lab is actively engaged in preclinical and bench-to-bedside veterinary clinical trials and has received funding from several federal, state, and private sources. Ranjan has received several distinguished awards, including the NIH Merit Award. He also serves on the Scientific Advisory Board of Focused Ultrasound Foundation, UK's Humanimal Trust, and NIH panels.

Faculty host: Yue Chen

 

Each project reflects months of work applying data and AI to meaningful, impact-driven problems. Demo Day is an opportunity to engage directly with Georgia Tech’s top data and AI talent and explore future collaboration.

TONS OF FREE FOOD AND DESSERT!! We're excited to see you all there!

Anyone is welcome to join - no experience necessary!

This event is open to all GT students. Free pizza and popcorn will be provided!

This event will be held on Friday, November 6, 2026, from 6:00 to 8:00 PM in Klaus 1456.

All GT students are welcome to attend and watch our show! Tickets are free for students, so please join us for A-Town Showdown 2027 on February 6th!

Panelists will introduce themselves, share how they got from Georgia Tech to where they are now, and take questions from the audience. Afterward, the group splits into tables by field, so you can sit down with alumni in the areas you’re most interested in and keep the conversation going. Dinner will be served during the table discussions.

Whether you’re exploring career paths, looking for advice on internships and recruiting, or just curious how alumni navigated their first years after graduation, this is a chance to hear directly from people who’ve been in your shoes.

Open to all GT Students

📍 Location: Biltmore Ballrooms
🕕 Time: 6:30PM

How is artificial intelligence changing the way knowledge is created? Examine AI's growing role in academic research, including how researchers use emerging tools to accelerate discovery, approach complex questions, and navigate the ethical and practical implications of AI-assisted scholarship.

Panelists

Sebastian Porsdam Mann, Assistant Professor, CeBIL, University of Copenhagen

Sebastian Porsdam Mann is an Assistant Professor at the University of Copenhagen’s Center for Advanced Studies in Bioscience Innovation Law. With training spanning philosophy, neuroscience, applied ethics, and international human rights law, his research examines how emerging technologies can advance scientific progress while navigating ethical and regulatory challenges. His work has directly explored generative AI in academic writing and idea generation, as well as AI's potential role in the future of academic peer review, positioning him to address both the opportunities and risks AI creates throughout the research process. 

Chad Pasha, Education at OpenAI

Sarah H. Salter, Director of the Writing Program & Professor of Pedagogy, Emory University

Sarah H. Salter is a Teaching Professor and Director of the Writing Program at Emory University whose research focuses on American literature, periodical studies, collaboration, and digital humanities. Her scholarship has included interdisciplinary work using machine-learning methods to analyze the visual structures of historical newspapers, combining literary study, library science, and computational approaches. Her perspective brings an important humanities dimension to the conversation about how computational tools and AI are changing research methods, scholarly interpretation, writing, and knowledge production. 

Allegra Smith, Assistant Professor of Technical Communication, School of Literature, Media, and Communication, Georgia Institute of Technology

Allegra Smith is an Assistant Professor in Georgia Tech’s School of Literature, Media, and Communication whose research examines technical and professional communication, digital technologies, user experience, access, and equity. Her teaching and research include work involving generative AI, digital communication, and undergraduate research, alongside extensive scholarship on how people interact with technology. She brings a valuable perspective on how AI is affecting research, writing, communication, pedagogy, and the experiences of the people using these emerging tools. 

Relive your childhood with nostalgic outdoor activities like the classic Lungi Race, along with Bangladeshi staple snacks like cha, jhal muri, and daal bhaja, as well as Bangladeshi movies and cartoons! 🎬☕🍿

Whether you're here for food, for fun, or simply to reconnect with a little piece of home, there's something for everyone!

Open to all students.

Come hang out with the Cono Sur community on November 13th, as we gather to watch the historic Argentina vs. Uruguay rivalry match.

This is a laid-back community bonding event where we can share our culture, sip some mate, and enjoy a great game together. Whether you are a die-hard soccer fan or just looking to meet new people and experience the Clásico del Río de la Plata, you are absolutely welcome.

When? November 13th, Starting at 6pm

Where? George Tower, room 0210.

BYOM! (Bring Your Own Mate) 🧉 🧉 🧉

Grab your thermos, bring your friends, and let's enjoy the beautiful game together!

​*this session is not one of our design sprints, just a space to work—check back in later to see when our next one is*

​If you have any questions, feel free to shoot us an email.

Open to any Georgia Tech students + faculty!

​You’ll work through a quick creative challenge, explore different directions, and turn an idea into a packaging concept by the end of the session.

​Come ready to sketch, experiment, and make something.

​Free + open to Georgia Tech students and faculty.

Dr. El Fil is the co-founder of WattAir, an Atlanta climate-tech startup that spun off from research funded by DARPA's Atmospheric Water Extraction program, the U.S. Department of Energy, and Breakthrough Energy Fellows. WattAir is developing systems that use waste heat to produce clean water from humid air while improving the energy efficiency of cooling and dehumidification. Dr. El Fil will share how a university research project becomes a company, what the move from lab to market requires, and what it means for students interested in research, entrepreneurship, and careers in HVAC and building systems. There will be time for questions.

Dr. El Fil also spoke at the 2026 ASHRAE Region IV Student Summit, hosted at Georgia Tech in October.

Lunch will be provided, along with a short update on what the ASHRAE Georgia Tech Student Branch has planned for the rest of the semester.

Details
Date: Wednesday, November 18, 2026
Time: 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM
Location: Flex Space, School of Building Construction, John and Joyce Caddell Building, 280 Ferst Dr NW, Atlanta, GA 30332
Who: Open to all Georgia Tech students. All majors welcome and no prior experience with ASHRAE is needed.

Please RSVP through this event page so we can order enough lunch. Questions can be directed to the ASHRAE Georgia Tech Student Branch at gatech.campuslabs.com/engage/organization/ashrae.

Come unwind with a stress-free night of trivia and pizza as we explore the benefits of good sleep, effective stress management, and how keeping healthy habits can keep us motivated. We are also thrilled to host Dr. Mary Holder, a neuroscience professional and instructor, to share expert insights on the science of sleep and wellbeing!

• Time: Wednesday, October 28th from 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM
• Location: Kendeda 118

Join us for an hour of trivia, wise words from a professional, and free food!

We’d love to see you there! If you’re interested, please register here on engage (spots are limited due to space!)

We will have food for attendees!

All Georgia Tech students are welcome to attend!

This event is open to all Georgia Tech students!

Join Bioinformatics @ GT for an industry talk with Shawn Patterson, CEO of Vicora Inc., a medical device company developing innovative technologies for treating vascular diseases. With over 25 years of experience in medical device development, entrepreneurship, and industry leadership, Shawn will share insights into his career journey, bringing medical technologies from concept to commercialization, and navigating opportunities in the biotech and healthcare industries.

This is a great opportunity to connect with an experienced industry leader, learn how scientific and technical backgrounds translate into careers beyond academia, and gain valuable advice on breaking into the industry. Come ready with questions.

Chick-fil-A will be provided for attendees!

What to expect:
Board games, card games, and casual competition. We’ll have a variety of games on hand, but feel free to bring your own favorites to share.

Who should come:
Everyone is welcome. No experience needed, and you don’t have to know anyone to join in. It’s a great way to meet new people and unwind.

Come ready to play, laugh, and maybe talk a little trash. We can’t wait to see you there!

OPEN TO EVERYONE!!!!!!!!

Location: Exhibition Hall -- Little Five Points

Take a break and join us for Coffee + CAD ☕💻

Unwind with a fresh cup while you design your perfect coffee setup, get hands-on help with your CAD work, and turn a frustrating grind into a chill, productive session.

Less stress. More coffee. Better CAD.

See you there.

Hosted through the Student Government Association (SGA), the roundtable provides a platform for organizations to connect with campus leadership, share resources, and explore opportunities for cross-disciplinary projects, co-hosted workshops, and joint initiatives.

Discussions cover SGA funding, event planning and space reservations, student engagement, Title VI and Title IX resources, and strategies for improving collaboration between organizations. The goal is to empower student leaders with the connections, resources, and support needed to grow their organizations and create a more unified service community at Georgia Tech!

Date: Saturday, November 14, 2026 from 6.00 to 8.00 pm

Location: Instructional Center 205

Contributors Val Barnhart, Ed Hall, and Dedren Snead will join Yaszek to explore John P. Moore's rediscovered contributions to science fiction. Through the conversation, attendees will learn more about the thriving Black science-fiction community of the 1930s, the role of historical research and contemporary literary scholarship, and how Georgia Tech students worked to recover and reexamine the lost worlds of Moore's The Martian Trilogy.

Unable to make it in person? This hybrid event will be streamed online. Please register for meeting link.

Lunch and Learn Title: Transcending Boundaries: Building the Autonomous Factories of the Future through Targeted Research, Impactful Innovation, and Effective Training

Register Now! 

About the Speaker
Jianzhi (James) Li is the inaugural director of the UTRGV Institute for Advanced Manufacturing (IAM). He also holds the President’s Endowed Professorship at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley. Li received his Bachelor of Science degree in Automotive Engineering and Master of Science degree in Manufacturing Engineering, both from Tsinghua University, China. He received his Ph.D. in Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering from Texas Tech University. Li has more than 20 years of leadership and research experience in the areas of advanced materials, additive manufacturing, renewable energy, AI in manufacturing, and recycling and other sustainable manufacturing practices. He has eight years of industry experience, including business incubation and serving as CTO in IT industry.    

As the director of UTRGV IAM (www.utrgv.edu/iam), Li is leading a team of researchers who contribute to building the world-class American manufacturing base by merging engineering disciplines that, together, support excellence of Advanced Manufacturing in the Texas, the U.S. and beyond. Under his leadership in rigorous research, targeted education, and broad outreach in defense materials, energy manufacturing, and beyond, IAM became a cornerstone of manufacturing innovation, providing pivotal community support for innovation, fostering advancements that resonate with societal needs and technological progress.  


 

The IAC Dinner with Alumni series offers a unique opportunity to hear about different career paths, gain insights from alumni experiences, ask questions, and build connections that can last beyond the dinner table.

RSVP to attend.

What To Expect:

• Meet and network with professionals from Microsoft
• Practice introducing yourself and starting professional conversational
• Learning more about career journeys and experiences in the technology industry
• Ask questions about internships, careers, networking, and professional development.

Visitors will have the opportunity to write and draw their stories in a collective storybook, as well as create art (literary or visual) that will be displayed next semester at the Georgia Tech library. There will also be games, including giant chess hosted by the Chess Club. The Student Planning Association recently received a grant to install swings on campus as an effort to expand Tech’s playscape, and students can voice their opinions on the swing’s location and what they would like to see next. 

Location:
Central Presbyterian Church
201 Washington St. SW
Atlanta, GA 30303

Bio: Jeremy D. Brown is the John C. Malone Associate Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Johns Hopkins University and the Solomon H. Snyder Department of Neuroscience at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. He is also a member of the Laboratory for Computational Sensing and Robotics (LCSR) and the Malone Center for Engineering in Healthcare. Prior to joining Hopkins, Jeremy was a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Pennsylvania in the Haptics Research Group, which is part of Penn’s General Robotics, Automation, Sensing, and Perception (GRASP) Laboratory. He received his M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Michigan. He also holds B.S. degrees in Applied Physics and Mechanical Engineering from Morehouse College and the University of Michigan, respectively, as a graduate of the Atlanta University Center’s Dual Degree Engineering Program. Jeremy directs the Haptics and Medical Robotics (HAMR) Laboratory, whose research focuses on human-robot interaction and haptic feedback, with applications in upper-limb prosthetics, robot-assisted surgery, and rehabilitation. By integrating human perception, motor control, and biomechanics, his work advances the design of intuitive and effective human-machine interfaces. He has been honored to receive several awards, including the NIH R21 Trailblazer Award, the IEEE RAS Technical Committee on Haptics Early CAREER Award, the NSF CRII Award, the NSF CAREER Award, and the Sloan Foundation Fellowship. He was also named a scholar to the NIH funded Interdisciplinary Rehabilitation Engineering Career Development Program (IREK-12). He is a member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers’ (IEEE) Robotics and Automation Society, the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), and the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE). Brown’s work has appeared in several peer-reviewed journals and news outlets, including Nature Scientific Reports, the Journal of Neuroengineering and Rehabilitation, IEEE Transactions on Haptics, IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, IEEE Transactions on Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering, the IEEE Transactions on Medical Robotics and Bionics, Forbes, and The New York Times.

Registration link: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/164e2163-c06c-4492-8795-5ba3fe3135c3@482198bb-ae7b-4b25-8b7a-6d7f32faa083?source=copyLinkOneEventsShareDialog