News Archive

Tuesday 07/31/2012

A recent article co-authored by Diego Donzis, assistant professor of Aerospace Engineering at Texas A&M University, was featured as a Focus on Fluids article in the June 2012 issue of the Journal of Fluid Mechanics.

Friday 07/20/2012

A group of Aggies work at one of the leading private space companies in the world, Space Exploration Technologies - SpaceX. The company builds, tests, and launches rockets and capsules to further scientific research in space and space exploration.

Thursday 07/12/2012

Dr. Rodney Bowersox from the department of Aerospace Engineering and Dr. Simon North from the department of Chemistry have been awarded a grant from the Defense University Research Instrumentation Program (DURIP).

Monday 07/02/2012

Aerospace Engineering Assistant Professor Jonathan Rogers has been awarded the Army Research Office Young Investigator Award for his proposal “State Estimation for Complex Dynamical Systems Using Belief Function Theory.” The three-year award with funding of $50,000 was awarded through ARO’s Complex Dynamics and Systems program. Dr. Rogers has collaborated extensively with the Army Research Lab over the past five years with work on smart weapons guidance and control research.

Wednesday 06/27/2012

A prominent Texas A&M faculty member has been named the founding director of a Texas A&M University institute that will bring the nation’s and world’s best scholars to Aggieland for short stays.

John Junkins, a distinguished aerospace engineering professor, will head the Texas Institute for Advanced Study, which has the aim of enhancing the university’s intellectual climate as the scholars interact and work with students and faculty — and perhaps like the place so much they stay permanently.

Friday 06/22/2012

The Jer-Nan Juang Astrodynamics Symposium will take place June 24 - 26. For more than forty years, Professor Jer-Nan Juang, National Cheng Kung University (NCKU), has been an outstanding contributor to astrodynamics in particular and dynamical system theory and applications broadly. He has made fundamental contributions to our understanding of the inverse problems (System Identification and Realization Theory) underlying input/output behavior, dynamics, estimation and control of poorly modeled systems; this body of work has had a pervasive impact on the field.

Thursday 06/21/2012

The Jer-Nan Juang Astrodynamics Symposium took place June 24 - 26 at the Hilton in College Station, Texas.  Below is a list of the papers presented during the conference. Click here to see a video of the banquet.

 

 

Monday, June 25, 2012

 

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