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Congratulations to UT Austin’s ASE/EM Class of 2017! From constructing and launching rockets to building and flying airplanes, to making an impact with interdisciplinary research, our students have been making their mark while on the Forty Acres. Here we offer a glimpse into just a few of these student experiences – we can’t wait watch them take the world by the horns!
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Professor Thomas Hughes will be involved with research at a newly established NSF transportation center.
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The ASE/EM Department at UT Austin has graduated six astronauts which have all flown in space. Learn more about their accomplishments.
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A news story explaining the benefits of Clint Dawson's research on hurricane storm surge has won broadcast journalism's highest honor.
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Graduate student Denis Felikson is the lead author of a paper published in Nature Geoscience, which involves research that could help predict melting of the Greenland Ice Sheet.
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Thomas “J.R.” Hughes has been selected to receive the 2017 Southeastern Universities Research Association Distinguished Scientist Award.
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Space traffic expert and former NASA navigator Moriba Jah joins UT Austin's aerospace engineering and engineering mechanics faculty.
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The aerospace engineering program at UT Austin ranks No. 9 in the world, according to subject rankings from the Center for World University Rankings.
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Ufuk Topcu was selected by the National Science Foundation to receive a 2017 CAREER Award.
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Philip Varghese, Noel Clemens and students are testing heat shield spacecraft material in the new plasma torch facility.
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Two aerospace engineering seniors are recipients of 2017 National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Fellowships.
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Kenneth Liechti is developing methods for roll-to-roll transfer of graphene which could aid in the manufacturing of the next generation of electronics.
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On March 17, the twin satellites in the Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment — better known as GRACE — completed 15 years in orbit.
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Thomas J.R. Hughes was awarded the 2017 SIAM/ACM Prize in Computer Science and Engineering.
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On March 20-21 the U.S. Association for Computational Mechanics and ICES will host an international conference to honor Tinsley Oden's 80th birthday and the achievements of his long and productive career.