Prof. Mitchell Walker Featured Panelist at NASA Glenn Symposium
Powering Innovation from the Sky to the Stars was the them of inaugural John Glenn Memorial Symposium
Wilton Rooks, MSAE '62 Shares a Very Different Apollo Space Program Story
After the Russians launched Sputnik, the pressure to satisfy President Kennedy's Moon challenge sparked an exciting atmosphere of cooperation
IEEE Recognizes the Scholarship of Prasad, Johnson, and AE Alumnus Keeryun Kang
The trio's article "Active Control of a UAV Helicopter with a Slung Load for Precision Airborne Cargo Delivery" Cited as Best Paper
New Codes Developed by Prof. Marilyn Smith's Group Permit Real-time Predictions of Highly Dynamic Vehicles Without Expensive Tests
Pilots are now able to train on realistic configurations in flight simulators using this real-time method improving flight safety.
Georgia Tech's Alpha Pilot Team is Testing Its Intelligence
Team Icarus recently returned from a Developer's Summit where the algorithims they'll use in the $1 million competition were tested
Hisham Ali, PhD '19 Recognized by International Planetary Probe Workshop
Ali's talk on magnetohydrodynamic energy generation selected as best student oral presentation
Prof. E. Glenn Lightsey: Exploring the Big World of Small Sats
Thruster design research initiated by the Lightsey's Space Systems Design Lab is helping NASA to explore new opportunities
AE Alumnus Marcus Dash Remembers the Apollo 11 Launch
"NASA was like the Silicon Valley back then," says the former Saturn V rocket engineer
Georgia Tech Aerospace Engineering Professor E. Glenn Lightsey Selected as the David Lewis Professor of Space Systems Technology
Lightsey's many contributions to space research recognized by the Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering
Doctoral Student Benjamin Leon Tapped to Receive United Technologies Corporation Fellowship
$5,000 fellowship will support Leon's award-winning research in rotorcraft technology