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Kenneth Liechti was selected to receive the Society of Experimental Mechanics’ prestigious William M. Murray Lecture award.

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Members of the Women in Aerospace for Leadership and Development group are working on a project to control drones with brainwaves and body movements.

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Sarah Kitten, academic advising coordinator, does a lot more than simply offer advice to students about which courses to take.

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This January, Noble Hatten was selected to lead the Texas Spacecraft Laboratory.

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On Sunday, March 12, Luis Sentis will host a SXSW session to demonstrate ways to model human-robot interaction.

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Nanshu Lu will speak at the SXSW panel, Transforming Ideas Into Ventures, on Saturday, March 11.

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Alumnus and entrepreneur Will Chaney, B.S. ASE 2013, discusses the new partnership between fire fighters and his UAV company.

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On January 26, alumni, students, faculty and staff celebrated Professor Wally Fowler's over fifty years of service to The University of Texas at Austin.

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This spring we welcome four new faculty members to the department in the areas of Controls, Autonomy and Robotics, Orbital Mechanics, and Solids, Structures and Materials.

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Maruthi Akella was selected as an IEEE Distinguished Lecturer to represent the Aerospace and Electronic Systems Society for the class of 2017.

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Renato Zanetti has been elected fellow of the American Astronautical Society for outstanding contributions to astronautics.

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After over 50 years of exceptional teaching and service to the ASE/EM Department, Professor Wallace Fowler is retiring.

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Congratulations to our Fall 2016 graduates. Here we feature just a few of these students who have been actively involved in their education over the years.

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Professor Thomas J.R. Hughes and eight of his former graduate students were named Highly Cited Researchers 2016 by Thomson Reuters for the period 2002 through 2012.

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Diverse: Issues in Higher Education has ranked the Cockrell School of Engineering the No. 3 producer of minority engineering graduates in the nation and the No. 1 in Texas.