GT-AE Research Pushes Autonomous Machines on Their Own
Engineering a Dream: Katie Gross
Right about the time most of her high school classmates were fretting about prom, permits, and PSATs, Katherine "Katie" Gross was obsessed with getting her license.
Sigma Gamma Tau Inducts Student Scholars
The Georgia Tech chapter of Sigma Gamma Tau, the honor society for aerospace engineers, inducted 20 new members during ceremonies held at the Bill Moore Student Success Center on November 5.
New ASDL-Dassault Systemes Partnership Announced
A new partnership with Dassault Systèmes will allow GT-AE’s Aerospace Systems Design Lab (ASDL) to enhance the training of next generation aerospace engineers using the company’s powerful A&D Industry-based 3D Experiences.
GT-AE's Henderson Johnson is Named Mr. Georgia Tech
Just when we thought Homecoming 2015 couldn't get better, in walks Henderson Johnson, II.
Dr. Chris Jones, BSAE '86, named the 2016 Black Engineer of the Year
GT-AE alumnus Christopher Jones has been named as the 2016 Black Engineer of the Year Award (BEYA) by Black Engineer magazine.
Sean Bedford, BSAE'10: Rocket Scientist, Athlete, Lawyer, Jackets Aficionado
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Mars: Why, How, and When? GT-AE Faculty Weigh in on the Debate
While Matt Damon's latest flick, "The Martian" paints an fantastic version of what life on the Red Planet might be like, several Georgia Tech professors can put a more detailed prediction together.
National Academy of Science Recognizes P.K. Yeung's Research on Turbulence
Foundational research in turbulent fluid flows headed up by Professor P.K. Yeung has been published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS).
Helping AE Students Realize Dreams: The Philanthropy of Helen and Roger Krone, AE '78
A recent provision made by Helen and Roger A. Krone, AE '78, has enabled the Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering to significantly increase its commitment to faculty support and exceed its11-year, $25 million Campaign goal.
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