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Building upon the natural properties of a garnet gemstone, scientists at GE have created the first new CT scintillator material in 20 years — making the world's first HDCT scanner possible.
GE Global Research is the hub of technology development for all of GE's businesses, with 10 global laboratories organized by scientific disciplines all focused on leveraging our technology breakthroughs across multiple GE businesses. Each lab crosses geographic borders where people from the US, Europe, China and India collaborate and build on each success.
Beyond the strong partnerships that scientists have with GE's business divisions, GE continues to look for the best partnerships with its customers, industry leaders, government and academia to enhance the company's technology capabilities. Together, we are innovating 24 hours a day, driving growth for GE's businesses and redefining what's possible.
On the banks of the Mohawk River in Niskayuna, NY, the Global Research Center has been the world headquarters for GE technology development for more than 100 years.
GE's first and largest global lab outside the United States is located in Bangalore, India. The John F. Welch Technology Centre (JFWTC) houses close to 3,000 GE technologists from Global Research and other GE businesses.
Located in Shanghai, China, the GE China Technology Center conducts research and engineering development for GE businesses around the world.
Located in Germany on the campus of the Technical University of Munich, Global Research – Europe brings technology development closer to our key customers across Europe.
Global Research is investing $100 million (USD) into a multi-disciplinary Brazil Global Research Center that will be located on the Iha do Bom Jesus peninsula of Rio de Janeiro.
Mark M. Little, GE Senior Vice President, Director, Global Research
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