The TI:GER program, which brings together PhD, MBA and law students in the classroom and research lab to advance early stage research into real business opportunities, will hold an information session for PhD students. (A pizza lunch is included.)

A collaboration between Georgia Tech and Emory University Law School, TI:GER plans to admit from five to eight PhD students to enter the two-year program starting in fall 2012. PhD students from all of the science and engineering disciplines at Georgia Tech are eligible to apply for TI:GER.

PhD applicants should have completed qualifying exams and identified or begun research in a primary field of interest. They should be in their second or third year of their PhD program and have an interest in technology commercialization and entrepreneurship.

To attend the session, RSVP to Jennifer Jacobs by Feb. 13. For more information, click here.