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Two UT Austin teams were selected to compete in the SpaceX Hyperloop Pod competition this summer in Hawthorne, California, where student university teams from across the globe were challenged to design and build the best transport hyperloop pod.
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The GRACE-FO satellites, scheduled to launch in 2018, are expected to surpass the current GRACE satellites' accuracy with new laser technology.
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The aerospace engineering undergraduate program is ranked No. 8 in the nation according to the U.S. News & World Report's 2018 rankings.
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This fall we welcome new faculty member Takashi Tanaka who joins us an assistant professor.
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Byron Tapley and team find that the Caspian Sea has been slowly evaporating due to rising temperatures associated with climate change.
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Aerospace engineering alumnus Charles Mallini, Branch Chief of NASA's WB-57F Program, answers questions about his involvement with chasing the solar eclipse with these research jets during the total solar eclipse on Aug. 21.
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The UT Austin RoboCup team took 3rd place in the international RoboCup@Home 2017 competition in the Domestic Standard Platform League in Nagoya, Japan.
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The Texas Aerial Robotics Team, formed just this year, took 4th place at the International Aerial Robotics competition held at Gerogia Tech, July 25-27, 2017.
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Professor Emeritus Hans Mark was selected to receive the 2017 INCOSE Pioneer Award.
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Moriba Jah has been invited by U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz to provide expert testimony to Congress on space management July 13.
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This June, the UT Unmanned Aerial Vehicles team competed in an international search and rescue competition with a new and improved aircraft.
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Two graduate students are developing software that will focus on tracking the precise location of pedestrians and cyclists and communicating these locations to traffic management systems and automated vehicles.
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Luis Sentis and graduate student Gray Thomas were selected to win the "Best Robotics Manipulation Award" at the IEEE ICRA conference.
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This spring, the UT Austin Design/Build/Fly team joined seventy-five teams from around the world for the annual international DBF competition.
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Alumnus Payam Banazadeh is working on small satellite technology to produce frequent images of the Earth that could aid in disaster relief, city planning, oil and gas applications and more.