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Expanding its group to over 138 members, the Longhorn Rocketry Association is reaching new heights with an increase in membership and the addition of new research groups.
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The drone revolution isn't coming — it's already here. Can UT experts, including our own Prof. Todd Humphreys, help us navigate the future?
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For the first time in history, GRACE models are being used gain more insight on how humans have impacted aquifers by combining irrigation records with GRACE’s groundwater measurements.
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Alumnus Kimberly Watson-Hemphill, MS EM, '95, is president and founder of a top women-owned business in Austin.
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Behcet Acikmese receives two NSF grants to develop advanced real-time computing methods for decision-making.
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Ryan Russell and Jayant Sirohi have been elected to the grade of Associate Fellow in the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA).
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Clint Dawson has been awarded a $3 million NSF grant to overhaul the storm surge code.
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The Department of Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics mourns the loss of Eugene Arman Ripperger who passed away peacefully on October 5, 2014 at home in Austin, Texas.
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Members of the UT Austin RACE satellite team remain positive after losing their project in a rocket explosion.
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Professor Mary Wheeler has been named a Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) Honorary Member, the organization's highest honor.
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Aerospace engineering PhD candidate Kyle Higdon is working with Professors Goldstein and Varghese to improve the efficiency of spacecraft re-entry.
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Leszek Demkowicz was awarded the IACM Computational Mechanics Award for contributions to the discipline.
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The aerospace engineering undergraduate degree program is once again ranked in the top 10 in the U.S. News & World Report.
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Wallace Fowler was interviewed by CCTV America to discuss the future of space exploration.
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Professor Raja is working to expand plasma technology, which could lead to the development of plasma-based thrusters in space vehicles.