Tag: START grant
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Avian secret: The key to agile bird flight is switching quickly between stable and unstable gliding
The finding could have implications for future agile autonomous aerial vehicles.
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Two Aero Alums featured in Smithsonian exhibit celebrating Women in STEM
Celebrating Women Futures Month, the Smithsonian exhibit #IfThenSheCan consists of 120 3D printed life size statues of a diverse coalition of contemporary women STEM innovators and role models who are leaders in their fields.
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Anthony Waas gives 2022 Dryden Research Lecture
Aerospace chair gives prestigious AIAA Lecture at the 2022 SciTech Forum
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U-M presents keynote lecture at INCOSE Conference
A contingent of faculty and graduate students presented at the biggest systems engineering conference
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U-M Aero Senior wins coveted fellowship
Erin Levesque awarded Matthew Isakowitz Fellowship
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Aerospace Freshman receives first Patti Grace Smith Fellowship at U-M
Elijah Simpson wins Patti Grace Smith Fellowship
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Halow selected for Aero Outstanding Performance Award
George Halow was selected to receive the 2021 Annual Aero Department Outstanding Performance Award.
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Peretz Friedmann awarded 2022 AIAA Reed Aeronautics Award
Friedmann was awarded the 2022 Reed Aeronautics Award by the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA).
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Congratulations to the Aerospace Staff Incentive Award Winners
Two Aerospace staff members were recognized for their exceptional service in 2021 with the College of Engineering Staff Incentive Award
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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
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Henry Sodano Named 2022 SPIE Fellow
Professor Sodano honored for smart materials research and SPIE contributions
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Anouck Girard part of a team that receives a U-M Precision Health Investigators Award
Multidisciplinary research team receives funding for a project to innovate bone age determination diagnostic tools and processes