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Research team sets calculation record with jet engine noise simulation
Prof. Pavone's lab and researchers at JPL/Caltech and MIT developing autonomous acrobatic space rovers
Todd Walter finishing term as president of ION Council
ARL and MBARI work to explore the ocean depths
Prof. Enge named to Coffman Professorship
Profs. Pavone and Senesky win NASA Early Career Awards
Debbie Senesky appointed to A/A Faculty
Prof. Vincenti gives a seminar for his 95th birthday
Prof. Parkinson named Stanford Engineering Hero
Prof. Close wins NSF Early Career Award
Marco Pavone appointed to A/A Faculty
ADL develops open-source software for fluid dynamic analysis and design
A/A Ph.D. student Noël Bakhtian named 2011 Boeing Engineering Student of the Year
Prof. Farhat Receives ASME Award
Space debris a big problem, says Prof. Close in NRC report
Jay Subramanian wins Kay Bradley Award
Prof. Close co-hosts show on National Geographic TV channel
Prof. Farhat and David Amsallem put a damper on "aeroelastic flutter"
Consulting Prof. Hubbard appointed to NASA's Science Committee
A/A green tech research on paraffin-fueled hybrid rockets
Consulting Prof. Kalman describes his path to the Space Systems Dev. Lab
A/A students fly in zero gravity to protect satellites from tiny meteoroids
NRC ranks Stanford Aero/Astro among U.S. best
Rocket science may make wastewater treatment sustainable
Grace Gao wins Jackson Award from RTCA
Sigrid Close appointed to A/A Faculty
Prof. Tsai voted SAMPE Fellow
Prof. Chang selected for 2010 SPIE NDE Lifetime Achievement Award
A/A students claim altitude record for tiny, autonomous plane
A/A students' idea for formation flying earns finalist spot in competition in France
Prof. Bryson awarded 2009 Guggenheim Medal
Aero/Astro alumnus Michael Hopkins (MS '92) one of nine new astronauts
Public Radio spotlights Aero/Astro's CubeSats mini-satellite program