LightSail-A Mission Control Team is on the Job
Dr. Dewey Hodges selected to receive ASME Spirit of St. Louis Medal
Longtime aerospace engineering professor is recognized for impact in mechanical engineering
AE Prof. Robert Braun selected for first Space Technology Award
The American Astronautical Society (AAS) tapped GT-AE Prof. Robert "Bobby" Braun for its first-ever Space Technology Award
AE Prof. Robert Braun selected for first Space Technology Award
The American Astronautical Society (AAS) tapped GT-AE Prof. Robert "Bobby" Braun for its first-ever Space Technology Award
Georgia Tech Team Progresses in Airbus Competition
A team out of the Aerospace Systems Design Lab designed a better way to enjoy in-flight meals.
Celebrating Our Alumni: College of Engineering Alumni Awards, 2015
Proceedings of the Georgia Space Leadership Summit Now Available
The proceedings explore three key topics that are critical to growing Georgia's space economy.
CSTAR 2015 Summer Fellows@JPL Selected
The Center for Space Technology and Research (CSTAR) has recently announced the selection of five Georgia Tech faculty members as 2015 Summer Fellows@JPL.
Dr. Dewey Hodges Reflects on the Nikolsky Lectureship
The Gebhardt Distinguished Lecture Series Presents: Dr. Richard M. Murray
A glimpse of greatness
After delivering the Oct. 9 Gebhardt Lecture, "Correct-by-Construction Synthesis of Reactive Control Protocols for Hybrid Systems" Dr. Richard Murray, the CalTech Thomas and Doris Everhart Professor of Control & Dynamical Systems and Engineering, spent almost as much time speaking with interested students and faculty. If you missed this lecture, you missed an hour-and-a-half of truly inspired research.
A glimpse of greatness
After delivering the Oct. 9 Gebhardt Lecture, "Correct-by-Construction Synthesis of Reactive Control Protocols for Hybrid Systems" Dr. Richard Murray, the CalTech Thomas and Doris Everhart Professor of Control & Dynamical Systems and Engineering, spent almost as much time speaking with interested students and faculty. If you missed this lecture, you missed an hour-and-a-half of truly inspired research.