A recent vote by the Georgia Board of Regents has confirmed the selection of Professor Mark Costello as AE’s new David S. Lewis Professor of Autonomy.

The first Gebhardt Lecture of the 2014-15 academic year gave listeners valuable insight into some of the most dramatic aeronautic disasters of our time.

Three graduate students in the School of Aerospace Engineering have been named by NASA to the 2014 class of Space Technology Research Fellows (NSTRF).

Georgia Tech this week announced that it has selected Dimitri Mavris, a professor in the School of Aerospace Engineering, to become a Regents Professor.

The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) announced that AE Professor Robert D. (Bobby) Braun has been chosen to serve as the next editor-in-chief of the Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets, succeeding E. Vincent Zoby.

The American Helicopter Society (AHS) this week announced that three teams from Georgia Tech’s School of Aerospace Engineering have taken several top awards in the 2014 undergraduate and graduate Student Design Competition.

For the next year, research teams consisting of students and faculty from five universities and several high schools will tackle the asteroid problem using the Innovative Conceptual Engineering Design (ICED) methodology.

A workforce study published Aug. 8 by Aviation Week has named Georgia Tech as the number one “most preferred school” for aerospace and defense companies seeking to hire graduates with "specific, critical and high-demand engineering skills."

Georgia Tech alumnus and Marshall Scholar Nicholas Picon, AE ’14, has been chosen by Aviation Week for inclusion in its 2014 Twenty20’s list.

The July 29 installation of a new telescope at the GT Observatory represents more than the standard lab set-up for AE faculty Marcus Holzinger.