GT-AE hosts the Overset Grid Symposium
ASDL's AerosPACE collaboration with Boeing wins praise of educators
A year-long collaboration between AE's Aerospace Systems Design Lab (ASDL), the Boeing Company, and three other universities was recognized recently by Chief Learning Officer magazine with a Learning In Practice award.
Prof. Robert Braun tapped for Moore Distinguished Scholar Program at CalTech
Prof. Robert "Bobby" Braun has been selected by California Institute of Technology ("CalTech) for its prestigious Moore Distinguished Scholar Program.
JPL is the right place for this AE Ph.D. '13 grad
For AE students who are itching for hands-on experience in the field, JPL mechanical engineer (and AE Ph.D. ’13) Christopher Tanner has some good news.
AE student Joshua Carnes selected for NASA Aeronautics Scholarship
The National Aeronautics & Space Administration (NASA) has announced that GT-AE junior Joshua Carnes will receive one of its much-coveted 2014 Aeronautics Scholarships.
Prof. Karen Feigh delivers seminar on support system design at Iowa State
Karen Feigh was invited by Iowa State University's School of Industrial & Manufacturing Systems Engineering to deliver a seminar that explored the impact that experience-based strategies have on decision-makingwhen incomplete information is available.
Five things you should know: a talk with Rajarama Shenoy, Ph.D. AE '79
It’s been more than 40 years since Rajarama Shenoy began his doctoral studies GT-AE, but the Sikorsky engineering manager is still a familiar face – and welcome influence – at his alma mater.
Keeping up with AE: undergraduate researcher Tiffany Davis
For AE undergraduate Tiffany Davis, the engineering bug bit early. And hard.
Prof. Marilyn Smith selected to give Minta Martin Lecture at UMD
AE Professor Marilyn Smith headlined the University of Maryland's Aerospace Engineering Distinguished Lecture series this week
Family Weekend 2014: Time for the parents to take note
As AE undergraduates Aaron Blacker and Kevin Okseniuk took to the podium, the air in Guggenheim 442 got very still.
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