WID awards support high-performing women pursuing careers in fields that contribute to U.S. national security.
Alison Flatau has been named the new chair of aerospace engineering at UMD.
Winning student paper demonstrates alternative to GPS in UAS swarm navigation.
Inspired by NASA rocket launches as a child, Petro now directs Cornell’s ASTRA Lab.
Inspired at an early age to become a propulsion engineer, Young is helping a new generation of engineers achieve their dreams.
Students complete final presentations to earn “Honors Citation.”
Petro and Shumway awarded Ann G. Wylie Dissertation Fellowship; Frizzell receives NSF Graduate Fellowship.
Twelve students won awards for their papers, and seven were from UMD.
Frizzell, Kaptui Sipowa, McCullum and Shannon receive awards to support research efforts.
Aerospace engineering Ph.D. student Elaine Petro selected for 2017-2018 MWC/ARCS award.
Free, Kumar, Ng and Weinstein recognized as tomorrow’s engineering leaders.
Aerospace Engineering Associate Professor Raymond Sedwick recognized for contributions to his field, the school, and his students.
OrionAST sponsors second workshop to connect academia, industry and government to address critical issues in orbital debris policy, management and mitigation.
Three aerospace engineering students excel at 2016 SSPI Engineering Student Competition in Space Systems.
Aerospace Engineering Ph.D. students Daigo Shishika and Elaine Petro selected for Clark School Future Faculty Program.
Students Brown and Free, and alumni Mills awarded National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships.
Aerospace Engineering professors Hartzell and Sedwick receive NASA awards to foster high priority space technology.
Graduate students Allison Porter (Aerospace Engineering) and David Squiller (Mechanical Engineering) placed second and third at 2015 NASA TFAW poster session.
Aerospace Engineering graduate students Camli Badrya, Elaine Petro and Elena Shrestha receive Zonta International Amelia Earhart Fellowships.
UMD students placed in both presentations and paper categories at the 14
th AIAA YPSE Conference.
UMD Center for Orbital Debris Education and Research (CODER) announces speakers and panelists for inaugural 2014 Orbital Debris Workshop.
First academically led center will lead workshop to connect academe, industry and government to address critical issues in orbital debris policy, management and mitigation.
Aerospace Engineering Associate Professor Raymond Sedwick has been made a Senior member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
First Academically-Led Center to Address Critical Threats to Orbiting Satellites and Space Activities
15 Aerospace Engineering faculty were recognized for their research and scholarly achievements.
Elena Shrestha and Levi DeVries win Department of Aerospace Engineering Graduate Student Research Awards Competition.
Bernadette Cannon was selected as the ARCS 2014-2015 Wanda M. Austin Undergraduate Scholar.
15 Department of Aerospace Engineering's faculty honored for successful research funding efforts.
Electromagnetic propulsion could exponentially expand satellite capabilities by providing a propellant-less formation flight technology.
Matt Marcus and Josh Sloane were selected as NSF Graduate Research Fellows.
Two Aerospace faculty members won Defense University Research Instrumentation Program (DURIP).
10 AE Faculty Represent Department at Research Leaders Luncheon
Second-year Aero Grad Student Awarded NASA Research Fellowship
AIAA Membership Upgrades for Flatau and Sedwick
Dr. Ray Sedwick has been awarded the 2009 NSF Career Award
WUSA 9 featured Dr. Sedwick on a recent segment on satellites
Dr. Ray Sedwick joins the aerospace faculty in Fall 2007
