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From working on small satellites to traveling abroad – to flying in microgravity or designing, building and flying an aircraft – our Texas aerospace engineers leave the Forty Acres with the kind of real-world experience that prepares them to take on the world.
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Dennis McWilliams, B.S. ASE 1993, is one of five alumni selected to receive a 2016 Distinguished Engineering Graduate award.
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This year our Women in Aerospace for Leadership and Development (WIALD) student organization has been working on a a planetary rover.
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The UT Design/Build/Fly team placed 13th in the annual DBF competition this year.
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Watch this KXAN news story on Todd Humphreys' research and testing of precise GPS in Austin.
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Alumnus Michael Watkins has been appointed director of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
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We are seeking support from our community to support our students and department programs.
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Time Magazine has named alumnus Alan Stern among "The 100 Most Influential People."
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Two ASE students have been selected to receive Cockrell School of Engineering Student Leadership Awards this spring.
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The spring senior aircraft design fly-off was covered in this KUT piece, which discusses a City of Austin approved partnership between UT Austin and the Austin Fire Department on aerial robotics in search & rescue.
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Watch this video to learn more about our WIALD student organization's hands-on rover project.
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This April the Longhorn Rocketry Association returned from their first major competition with two first place trophies in hand.
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The Institute for Computational Engineering and Sciences celebrated the 90th birthday of Professor Ivo Babuška this March.
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Professor Thomas J. R. Hughes gave two distinguished lectures as part of the Householder Seminar Series at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in March.
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Professor Tinsley Oden gave the celebrated Raymond D. Mindlin Lecture at Columbia University March 28.