Nanshu Lu Receives NSF CAREER Award for Flexible, Wearable Electronics Research
Nanshu Lu is one of four Cockrell School junior faculty members selected to receive the prestigious NSF CAREER award.
Fine-Tuning NASA’s Most Powerful Rocket
NASA has put together a highly skilled team of industry and academic partners, including Charles Tinney's research group, to test the new RS-25 — the first reusable rocket engine in history.
Texas Spacecraft Lab Prepares RACE for Space
The Texas Spacecraft Laboratory, directed by Professor Glenn Lightsey, has partnered with NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory to create the Radiometer Atmospheric Cubesat Experiment (RACE) mission.
ASE Graduate Program Ranked No. 8 in U.S. News and World Report
The University of Texas at Austin's aerospace engineering graduate program has been ranked No. 8 by the U.S. News & World Report.
In UT Aerospace Engineering, the Sky is Not the Limit
Alumnus Dan Deans, BS ASE '90, explains the versatility and usefulness of a UT aerospace engineering degree.
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Charles Tinney's Research on the RS-25 Rocket Engine Featured on Discovery Channel Canada
In March of this year, a crew from Discovery Channel Canada captureed Charles Tinney's research group conducting RS-25 experiments in an anechoic (echo-free) chamber.
Nanshu Lu Co-author of Paper Published in Nature Nanotechnology Journal
Nanshu Lu has co-authored a paper that was published in Nature Nanotechnology on March 31, 2014.
Glenn Lightsey in the News
Professor Glenn Lightsey was recently quoted by NewSpace as an expert on small satellites. His research was also featured at Explore UT when he gave a talk as part of the Hot Science Cool Talks lecture series.
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