Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering ranks #2 in the Nation
Robotic Landing Gear Developed at GT-AE has an Impact at DARPA Conference
The development of flexible landing gear for rotorcraft shows promise for a large number of applications -- from military vehicle landings at sea to medical rescues in rough terrain.
Sept. 13-18 is Career Week 2015
The week of September 13 through 18 is a busy one for any career-minded student in the Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering. Dozens of internship, co-op, and employment recruiters are on campus, looking for the right stuff.
Georgia Tech Teams Dominate 32nd Annual AHS Student Design Competition
The American Helicopter Society International recently announced that three GT-AE-based teams took home top honors and about $3,750 in prize money in the 32nd Annual Student Design Competition.
About Your Resume: GT Alum Matthew Clark Gives Perspective
Northrop Grumman recruiter Dr. Matthew Clark gave GT-AE students something of a six-second "pop quiz" on resume basics Aug. 25.
10 Cool Things About the GT Library
Whether you are new to GT-AE or a proverbial rocket scientist, there are some changes happening at the Georgia Tech Library that may surpise you.
Prof. Marilyn Smith to Join AIAA Journal Editorial Team
Prof. Marilyn Smith has been appointed to serve as an associate editor of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) Journal.
Prof. Stephen Ruffin to be Honored as Diversity Champion
The Office of the Vice President for Diversity this week announced that Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering professor Stephen Ruffin has been chosen to receive a 2015 Diversity Champion Award.
Prof. Theodorou to Lead NSF-Funded Workshop
A grant from the National Science Foundation is providing GT-AE professor Evangelos Theodorou a platform to further explore control, computer vision, machine learning and artificial intelligence.
