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  2. Hamsa Balakrishnan appointed associate dean of engineering . Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics faculty member will play a vital role in shaping and supporting the MIT School of Engineering community. August 5, 2024. Read full story →

  3. Improving patient safety using principles of aerospace...

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    To help reverse this trend, a research team from the MIT Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AeroAstro) Engineering Systems Lab and Synensys, a safety management contractor, examined the ecosystem of diagnostic laboratory data.

  4. A launchpad for entrepreneurship in aerospace - MIT News

    news.mit.edu/2024/launchpad-entrepreneurship-aerospace-1115

    MIT students are responding to this change because startups are often the quickest path to impact.” The certificate program has three requirements: coursework in both aerospace engineering and entrepreneurship, a speaker series primarily featuring MIT alumni and faculty, and hands-on entrepreneurship experience.

  5. Carbon nanotube “stitches” strengthen composites | MIT ... - MIT...

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    Now MIT aerospace engineers have found a way to bond composite layers in such a way that the resulting material is substantially stronger and more resistant to damage than other advanced composites. Their results are published this week in the journal Composites Science and Technology.

  6. Julie Shah named head of the Department of Aeronautics and ... -...

    news.mit.edu/2024/julie-shah-named-head-department-aeronautics-astronautics-0429

    She has made substantial technical contributions in the field of robotics and AI, particularly as it relates to the future of work, and has bridged important gaps in the social, ethical, and economic implications of AI and computing,” says Anantha Chandrakasan, MIT’s chief innovation and strategy officer, dean of the School of Engineering ...

  7. MIT unveils new Wright Brothers Wind Tunnel

    news.mit.edu/2022/mit-unveils-new-wright-brothers-wind-tunnel-0608

    When Mark Drela first set foot in Cambridge to study aerospace engineering at MIT in 1978, he was no stranger to wind tunnels. Just two years before, he constructed a 1-foot-by-1-foot wind tunnel for the Westinghouse Science Talent Search that earned him a visit to the White House as a finalist.

  8. Creating “digital twins” at scale - MIT News

    news.mit.edu/2021/creating-digital-twins-scale-0614

    Digital twins have a long history in aerospace engineering, from one of its earliest uses by NASA in devising strategies to bring the crippled Apollo 13 moon mission home safely in 1970. Researchers in the medical field have been using digital twins for applications like cardiology, to consider treatments such as valve replacement before a surgery.

  9. MIT engineers test an idea for a new hovering rover

    news.mit.edu/2021/moon-hovering-rover-1221

    MIT aerospace engineers are testing a concept for a hovering rover that levitates by harnessing the moon’s natural charge. The design uses tiny ion beams to charge up the vehicle and the surface underneath, with little power needed. Such an ion boost could be strong enough to levitate a 2-pound vehicle on the moon and large asteroids.

  10. A new approach to making airplane parts, minus the massive ... -...

    news.mit.edu/2020/carbon-nanotubes-making-airplane-aerospace-parts-1013

    MIT researchers have devised a way to manufacture autoclave-formulated aerospace-grade advanced carbon fiber composites without utilizing applied pressure from an autoclave. Cross-sections of the composites show that a nanoporous film with morphology-controlled nanoscale capillaries provides the needed pressure at the interfaces in layered ...

  11. Engineering in harmony | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of...

    news.mit.edu/2023/frederick-ajisafe-music-aerospace-engineering-0112

    Aerospace engineering is the most exciting field within engineering right now,” says Ajisafe. “And you can see it with all of the stuff going on in Florida. Seeing all the rocket launches inspired me to pick aerospace engineering and once I got into it, it confirmed that more and more.”