Douglas Hope is a Senior Research Scientist at the Georgia Tech Research Institute who specializes in fundamental research on problems associated with Space Domain Awareness (SDA). Hope has expertise in imaging, signal detection, inverse problems, and information theory. In addition to his work in SDA, he collaborates with astronomers on interdisciplinary projects to detect and characterize planets around other stars.

In addition to research, Hope has experience teaching and mentoring undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students. He takes the honor of passing forward knowledge to the next generation as a serious responsibility. He has shown commitment to outreach and advancement in education, research, and scholarship. Hope firmly believes in giving first-generation and underrepresented scholars the opportunity to contribute toward solutions to address current and future space-related challenges.

In addition to his research and teaching here at GTRI, he is actively involved in numerous projects and collaborations within the U.S. and internationally.

Principal Research Associate with Georgia Tech Research Institute, specializing in defense applications such as command and control, battle management, national-to-tactical integration, and space situational awareness. Prior to this, career Air Force officer with extensive experience in acquisitions and tactical aviation.

Primary responsibilities include: Providing support for the launch of newly funded research centers and for development of large-scale research funding proposals.

Primary responsibilities include: Providing strategic and practical support for development of large-scale research funding proposals.

Primary responsibilities include: Providing strategic and practical support for development of large-scale research funding proposals.

Primary responsibilities include: Providing strategic and practical support for development of large-scale research funding proposals.