Latest Updates from the I2CE Lab
- Atlanta Talks Part III
Timely and thought-provoking themes will guide the 2023 Atlanta Talks Series, revisiting projects that range from regional… Read more: Atlanta Talks Part III - Atlanta Talks Part II
- Ingeborg Rocker collaborates with ISyE at Georgia Tech
Professor Benoit Montreuil ISyE, Georgia Tech: Executive Director Supply Chain & Logistics Institute, Director Physical Internet Center,… Read more: Ingeborg Rocker collaborates with ISyE at Georgia Tech - Atlanta Talks
Timely and thought-provoking themes will guide the 2023 Atlanta Talks Series, revisiting projects that range from regional… Read more: Atlanta Talks - Our Chair’s Advice to Future Phd. Students
I think the big question comes before you start a PhD: what is the subject matter you’ll… Read more: Our Chair’s Advice to Future Phd. Students - Ingeborg Rocker appointed Chair of the USEC at Georgia Tech
Established in 2022, the Undergraduate Sustainability Education Committee works to implement the educational goals of the Sustainability Next… Read more: Ingeborg Rocker appointed Chair of the USEC at Georgia Tech - Our founder Ingeborg Rocker at the Curtin School of Design
On the 9th of October 2024, the PURL Global Engagement Series scored high with over 100 people… Read more: Our founder Ingeborg Rocker at the Curtin School of Design - Chair Ingeborg Rocker featured in the Harvard Design Magazine
I2CE Lab Founder and Chair Ingeborg Rocker lends her voice to the latest issue of Harvard Design… Read more: Chair Ingeborg Rocker featured in the Harvard Design Magazine - I2CE at the Creative Futures Conference
The Creative Futures Conference brings together design-minded leaders across business, non-profit, academia and the arts to explore… Read more: I2CE at the Creative Futures Conference
John Bacon Mentors at I2CE
We are thrilled to welcome John to the I2CE Lab! With over 12 years of leadership experience as Co-founder and Senior Partner at GrowthPilot LLC, John has a proven track record of enabling companies—ranging from Fortune 100 firms to focused private enterprises—achieve growth through innovation, product development, and market expansion. As one of the first designated faculty members nationally to translate cutting-edge university research into commercial solutions, his expertise bridges academia and industry. John also brings valuable insights from his role as Chair of the Advisory Council at Georgia Tech Research Institute. His vision and expertise will drive I2CE’s impact further.
Karl Jacobs collaborates with VIP
We are excited to announce that Professor Karl Jacobs has joined the I2CE Lab! A distinguished faculty member at Georgia Tech, Professor Jacobs is renowned for his pioneering contributions to advancing technologies from academic research to commercial success. His leadership has significantly impacted Georgia Tech’s initiatives to foster entrepreneurship and technological advancements. Professor Jacobs’ wealth of experience and forward-thinking vision will be instrumental in driving the I2CE Lab’s mission of creating sustainable and impactful innovation. With extensive expertise in innovation ecosystems and industry collaboration, he has guided transformative projects.
Dr. Rocker in talks with Krones
Dr. Ingeborg Rocker, Head of the I2CE Lab, is collaborating with Krones to design a more sustainable bottling plant in the Bahamas, aiming to bolster the nation’s economy. This initiative focuses on integrating advanced technologies and eco-friendly practices to optimize efficiency while minimizing environmental impact. By leveraging cutting-edge design principles and local resources, the project aligns with the Bahamas’ goals for sustainable development. Dr. Rocker’s leadership in innovation and her commitment to sustainable practices position this collaboration as a transformative opportunity to drive economic growth and establish a model for environmentally responsible projects.