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Thanks to the hard work and dedication of our Texas Spacecraft Lab student team, the Bevo-2 satellite was successfully deployed into space.

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Written by: Monica Kortsha

Professor K. Ravi-Chandar is applying mechanics models to improve breast reconstruction for breast cancer patients.

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Clint Dawson's team contributed data to this incredible interaction story that details the potential for devastation of the Texas coastline.

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The aerospace engineering graduate program in the Cockrell School of Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin was ranked No. 7 in the U.S. News & World Report’s 2017 graduate program rankings.

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The University of Texas at Austin is the first university across the nation to introduce a new bachelor of science degree in computational engineering.

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The Innovation Center in the Cockrell School of Engineering  has launched a grant program to provide critical funding for faculty entrepreneurs.

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Hans Mark, Professor Emeritus, has been recognized by the Texas Blazers with the Pillar Award for Leadership.

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Noble Hatten and Vivek Vittaldev were both selected to receive the Breakwell Student Travel award.

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The department welcomes new faculty member Brandon Jones, who joins us this spring as an assistant professor.

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Alumnus Vincent LaCourt has been selected by NASA as one of five new flight directors.

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Aerospace engineering Ph.D. candidate Sungpil Yang was selected to receive the American Astronautical Society’s (AAS) John V. Breakwell Student Travel Award.

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Written by: Monica Kortsha

Mary Wheeler has received a $1.5 million NSF grant to use big data to predict and model naturally-occurring ground fractures.

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The Department of Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics at The University of Texas at Austin offers its congratulations to our Fall 2015 graduates.

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This year the Longhorn Rocketry Association is working on a stabilization system that will keep a multistage rocket straight on its path as it launches thousands of feet into the air.

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The Longhorn Rocketry Association is hard at work on two new projects this year.