Tag: Jesse Capecelatro
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Aerospace Engineering congratulates Dr. Sanjay Correa, recipient of the 2019 Aerospace Engineering Merit Alumni Award
We congratulate Dr. Sanjay Correa, an industry leader in engines and combustion who contributed over 30 years of innovation to GE Aviation
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In Memoriam Emeritus Professor Elmer G. Gilbert
ELMER GRANT GILBERT (1930-2019)
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Aerospace Engineering welcomes Mr. George F. Halow, Professor of Practice
We welcome Mr. George F. Halow, a longstanding leader at Ford Motor Company to his role of Professor of Practice at UM Aerospace
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PhD students win 1st and 2nd place in AIAA Aviation’s MDO Student Paper Competition
Congratulations to Anil Yildirim and Sicheng He, PhD students in the MDO Lab who won 1st and 2nd place in AIAA Aviation’s MDO Student Paper Competition!
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Aerospace faculty receives NSF grant for UAS traffic research
Congratulations to research faculty member Dr. Hossein Rastgoftar and Prof. Ella Atkins on their new NSF grant!
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Commercial supersonic aircraft could return to the skies
Don’t call it a comeback.
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MASA wins first place in Phase One of Base 11 Space Challenge
Congratulations to MASA, winner of the Best Preliminary Design award in Phase One of the Base 11 Space Challenge!
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MXL sends twin CubeSats on Falcon Heavy’s third launch
The Tandem Beacon Experiment (TBEx), a twin pair of CubeSats will accompany other research payloads in the June 24th night launch.
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MRacing Wins 4th Place Overall at Formula SAE Michigan
The University of Michigan’s Formula SAE team takes home 4th overall at Michigan International Speedway
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Why is the Pentagon interested in UFOs?
During a military mission, whether in peace or in war, the inability to identify an object within an area of operation represents a significant problem.
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Aerospace Professor Iain Boyd wins 2018 AIAA Thermophysics Best Paper award
Congratulations to Aerospace Professor Iain Boyd, winner of the 2018 AIAA Thermophysics Best Paper Award!
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US, Russia, China race to develop hypersonic weapons
The U.S. needs to keep up with the progress of other nations in developing hypersonic weapons.