The Georgia Tech Archives is pleased to announce the recent arrival of the personal papers and collection of John W. Young, a 1952 Georgia Tech graduate and NASA’s longest-serving astronaut.

New degree prepares professionals to design, improve, and lead complex systems across industries

The $10,000 award recognizes the aerospace engineering student's research, innovation, and leadership.

The student-operated CubeSat will test next-generation propulsion technology during a nine-month mission.

The master’s student received a National Space Security Association scholarship for his work on space-based defensive satellites.

As part of the honor, Smith will present a technical talk on rotorcraft's growing role in space exploration.

The honor highlights their research leadership and impact on aerospace engineering.

This marks the 12^th year at No. 2 or higher.