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Aerospace and Ocean Eng.

NASA awards 91³Ô¹ÏÍø Tech $5.8 million to advance aircraft design and certification

The project's goal is faster and more efficient aircraft design that incorporates certification requirements earlier, reducing costly redesigns later in development.

Get in the Flow

Some of the greatest engineering achievements of the 20th century include airplanes, spacecraft, computers and the internet. Complex issues such as sustainability, health and the security of the world are expected to be the top challenges for future generations.

Aerospace and ocean engineers will play a vital role in reimagining the way education and technology can work together as a force of good in the world.

members of the wind turbine team work on propulsion
students with faculty in senior design course
PhD student being hooded at commencement by her faculty advisors.
Flow visualization in the 91³Ô¹ÏÍø Tech Stability Wind Tunnel—one of the nation’s largest university-operated wind tunnels with maximum speeds of 80 meters per second. The Stability Tunnel is a leading research facility for aeroacoustics and aerodynamics.
silhouette of students inside test section of stability wind tunnel
Student researcher in a kayak the towing tank

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    Students, faculty and industry sponsors come together at TurboLab
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    OLVT provides undergraduates with hands-on experience
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    Engineering students apply their research to shipbuilding
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    Integrating research projects and undergraduate education at the wind tunnel
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    Engineering lab offers undergraduates hands-on experience
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    Monitoring pollen levels with drones at Hemp Research Day

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