Maintaining and improving our country's aeronautics program in an increasingly competitive world was the subject of a June 18 talk by Dr. Jaiwon Shin, NASA's associate administrator for the Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate.

Dr. Amy Pritchett was widely consulted by national media to comment on the NRC report, which called attention to a common scheduling practice that allows air traffic controllers to work four shifts in five days.

For Johnny L. Worthy, III, it all started with a box of Space Shuttle-themed Legos.®

A 4-page report, co-authored by AE's Dr. J. P. Clarke, also maps out a research agenda that could address those challenges and launch a new era in air transport.

Aerospace engineering graduate student Alek Gavrilovski has been recognized by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) with a PEGASAS Outstanding Student Researcher Award

An article published in the June issue of AIAA's Aerospace America is drawing a lot attention to a new concept, reduced-order modeling, developed by Dr. Marilyn Smith's research group at Georgia Tech.

Aviation experts from industry, academia, and government will converge on Georgia Tech's School of Aerospace Engineering June 3-5 for the Second Annual Meeting of the Partnership to Enhance General Aviation Safety, Accessibility, and Sustainability.

Aviation experts from industry, academia, and government will converge on Georgia Tech's School of Aerospace Engineering June 3-5 for the Second Annual Meeting of the Partnership to Enhance General Aviation Safety, Accessibility, and Sustainability.

Julian Rimoli was invited to the prestigious ETH Zurich, where his “game” has been incorporated into the engineering curriculum and his thoughts on educational app design were the subject of a well-attended talk.

Dr. Massimo Ruzzene began a year-long stint in Washington, DC as a program director for the National Science Foundation (NSF).