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From fiction to reality: Could airships be the key to greener travel? | Grist

John-Paul Clarke, and ASE/EM professor and cofounder of Universal Hydrogen, weighs in on the future of hydrogen fuel for cargo operations in this Grist piece.

Cross Talks #9 – Soft4Sense: Smart Surfaces for Reliable Tooling Integration

Rui Huang is featured in this UT Portugal Program podcast, Cross Talks. This episode features work the team is doing to create smart surfaces that monitor deposition of thin film layers. 

More Airports to Use Greener ‘Glide’ Approach to Landing | Scientific American

More airports plan to use "swoop" landings, or the continuous descent approach, created by John-Paul Clarke and colleagues. The method saves fuel, cuts emissions and reduces noise, but can be hard to implement in busy airports.

It’s not rocket science: UT students plan to bring rockets back down to earth | The Daily Texan

This piece in The Daily Texan features a collaborative project between the Texas Rocket Engineering Lab and senior aerospace engineering design students who plan to design a propulsive landing system to bring rocket engines safely back to Earth.

Largest study of human-robot interactions in the real world prepares to unfold | Scripps

Luis Sentis is featured in this Scripps news video on the research project he is leading to bring the largest study of human-robot interactions to campus. 

University Spotlight: How an Experimental GPS Receiver is Changing Electronic Warfare | Kratos

Learn about Todd Humphreys' method to geolocate jamming and spoofing via an experimental GPS receiver installed on the International Space Station in this Kratos piece.

With Austin's rapid growth, how does the airport plan to keep up? | KVUE News

John-Paul Clarke, an expert in efficient airport design, spoke with KVUE News on the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) infrastructure, fuel storage and possible environmental issues, as records continue to be broken for passenger travel in Austin.

It’s Okay to Fear the Robot Dogs Coming to UT

This Texas Monthly story features research led by Luis Sentis that is bringing a fleet of delivery robots to campus to study how humans interact with them.

New dog-like delivery robots coming to University of Texas campus | KVUE News

Watch this KVUE interview with Luis Sentis and team whose research project aims to develop a robot delivery network on campus and study how humans interact with them.

University of Texas professor awarded MacArthur Foundation 'genius grant' | Austin American-Statesman

Moriba Jah has been awarded the prestigious MacArthur Foundation fellowship, also known as a "Genius Grant,' for his work to make space more secure and sustainable for all.

illustration of spacecraft preparing to impact asteroid; credit NASA

Armageddon time! How NASA plans to defend Earth from an asteroid | KXAN

Moriba Jah weighs in on NASA's DART Mission that slammed a spacecraft into an asteroid in its first-ever planetary defense test.

Farming Enters the Drone Revolution; Led by Former University of Texas Students | KXAN

Alumnus Arthur Erickson, CEO and co-founder of the Texas drone company Hylio, was interviewed by KXAN where he discussed using drones for agricultural purposes.

How to Track Space Junk | CNN

Moriba Jah is featured on CNN's Tech for Good series where he discusses the growing issue of orbital space debris and the development of his space traffic management program, Astriagraph.

ASE Senior Katie Mulry on Fox 7's Good Day Austin

Aerospace engineering senior Katie Mulry discusses her experience with hands-on engineering projects and her internship at Blue Origin in this Good Day Austin interview with Dean Bonnecaze.

You can now look at the world through the eyes of a crab, literally — thanks to UT-Austin researchers

Nanshu Lu says we can learn a lot from a crab in this Daily Texan piece that provides an overview of research that aims to recreate a fiddler crab's amphibious vision system.

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