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January 28, 2022
Blue Origin Joins the MBSE & Systems Engineering Ecosystem at the University of Michigan
A new collaboration between Blue Origin and U-M Aerospace Engineering creates a win-win partnership
- Blue Origin Joins the MBSE & Systems Engineering Ecosystem at the University of MichiganA new collaboration between Blue Origin and U-M Aerospace Engineering creates a win-win partnership
- Henry Sodano Named 2022 SPIE FellowProfessor Sodano honored for smart materials research and SPIE contributions
- Anouck Girard part of a team that receives a U-M Precision Health Investigators AwardMultidisciplinary research team receives funding for a project to innovate bone age determination diagnostic tools and processes
- Ella Atkins wins 2022 AIAA Intelligent Systems AwardAtkins is honored for her two decades of interdisciplinary systems research
- Faculty Profile: Gokcin Cinar wants to make U-M the leading university in sustainable aviation.Gokcin Cinar will join the U-M faculty in the aerospace department in January with a remote presence until June. (It’s not that she’s avoiding a Michigan winter, but, really, she is.)
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Blue Origin Joins the MBSE & Systems Engineering Ecosystem at the University of Michigan
Henry Sodano Named 2022 SPIE Fellow
Anouck Girard part of a team that receives a U-M Precision Health Investigators Award
Ella Atkins wins 2022 AIAA Intelligent Systems Award
Faculty Profile: Gokcin Cinar wants to make U-M the leading university in sustainable aviation.
Faculty Profile: Max Li on a fear of flying, mentoring students, and the excellence of U-M Aero
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Ella Atkins says that a software issue preventing human pilots to regain control from automated software, resulting in a crash, should be patched immediately. Atkins is a professor of aerospace engineering and professor of electrical engineering and computer science.
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MLive details the Apollo 15 mission, was was helmed by astronauts David Scott, James Irwin and Al Worden—an all U-M crew.
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