Aerospace Engineering News

Jillian Gloria’s research helps prove how water evaporates on the moon, which may aid NASA in finding the liquid as they work to develop a sustainable presence there.

Caroline Anderson ’19 will investigate a way to protect and control space vehicles upon re-entry during her 10-week fellowship.

Seetha Raghavan speaks about her love for engineering, the challenges of being a woman in the field and why it matters.

Materials research aims to improve the durability of jet engines by protecting them from erosion.

It is hard to imagine what more breakthroughs can be achieved in flight…but just wait and see.

The new Patti Grace Smith Fellowship was established last year to promote diversity in the industry.

Rotating detonation rocket engines will allow upper stage rockets for space missions to become lighter, travel farther and burn more cleanly.

UCF’s first Ph.D. graduate in aerospace engineering has his thoughts trained on faster ways to take us across the world and back.

The national award is given by Women in Aerospace, a leading professional organization dedicated to expanding women’s opportunities for leadership, education and visibility within the aerospace community.