Evan Harrison Recognized in AIAA’s Inaugural 30/30 Class
Vivian Zhang Lands AIAA’s Inaugural Steve L. Karman Scholarship
The $10,000 award recognizes the aerospace engineering student's research, innovation, and leadership.
The $10,000 award recognizes the aerospace engineering student's research, innovation, and leadership.
Georgia Tech Students to Fly NASA Spacecraft from Campus Mission Control
The student-operated CubeSat will test next-generation propulsion technology during a nine-month mission.
The student-operated CubeSat will test next-generation propulsion technology during a nine-month mission.
Nathan O’Brien is Mapping the Future of Space Security
The master’s student received a National Space Security Association scholarship for his work on space-based defensive satellites.
The master’s student received a National Space Security Association scholarship for his work on space-based defensive satellites.
Georgia Tech Experts Are Modeling the 'Golden Dome' for Global Policymakers
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Marilyn Smith Receives 2026 AIAA-NAE Yvonne C. Brill Lectureship in Aerospace Engineering
As part of the honor, Smith will present a technical talk on rotorcraft's growing role in space exploration.
As part of the honor, Smith will present a technical talk on rotorcraft's growing role in space exploration.
AE Professors Cristina Riso and Beckett Zhou Named Associate Fellows by AIAA
The honor highlights their research leadership and impact on aerospace engineering.
The honor highlights their research leadership and impact on aerospace engineering.
Georgia Tech Ranks No. 2 in U.S. News & World Report’s Undergraduate Aerospace Rankings
This marks the 12th year at No. 2 or higher.
This marks the 12th year at No. 2 or higher.
Mavris Wins ICAS Award for Distinguished Service
Regents Professor Dimitri Mavris has received the Award for Distinguished Service from the International Council of the Aeronautical Sciences (ICAS).
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Regents Professor Dimitri Mavris has received the Award for Distinguished Service from the International Council of the Aeronautical Sciences (ICAS).
Georgia Tech Students Run First U.S.-Based, Student-Led Analog Space Mission
Six students have simulated a Mars mission, while dozens more operated a mission control center in Atlanta.
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Six students have simulated a Mars mission, while dozens more operated a mission control center in Atlanta.