"Houston, we've had a problem."
50 years later, two Georgia Tech engineering alumni reflect on their experience in Apollo 13’s mission control
Naia Butler-Craig Selected for 2020 NASA Space Technology Graduate Research Grant
Grant will support Butler-Craig's research, “Characterization of Inner Front Pole Cover Erosion in Center Mounted Cathode Hall Thrusters using Thompson Scattering”
Charting a Course without a Captain
ASDL's Marine Robotics uses a systems approach to develop autonomous boats
Manuel "Manny" Diaz Is Second-time Recipient of the Martin L. Drews Memorial Scholarship
A student of Prof. Dimitri Mavris, Diaz hopes to defend his doctoral dissertation by December
What Engineers Do in a Crisis
AE doctoral student and lab manager Lee Whitcher explains how responding to COVID was not rocket science. It was teamwork. And a lot of engieering.
Matthew N. Corrado Selected for 2020 NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
A longtime protege of Prof. Mitchell Walker, Corrado will use the support to study fluid dynamics of Hall Thrusters
Together, We'll Get Through This: A Message from Georgia Tech President Ángel Cabrera
Georgia Tech President Cabrera recorded a video greeting for students returning to their schoolwork without returning to their school.
All Eyes on Cape Canaveral for the Latest AE CubeSat Launch on March 26
The March 26 launch of the AtlasV rocket will be the first for the newly formed U.S. Space Force.
AE Alumnus Swapnil Jagtap Named to Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe List for 2020
Now pursuing his Ph.D. at the Imperial College London, Jagtap joins former listmakers Greta Thunberg, Daniel Radcliffe, and Dev Patel
US News & World Report Rankings Place the AE Graduate Program at #4 in the Nation
Among publicly funded universities, the Daniel Guggenheim School's graduate program ranked # 1