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The University of Texas at Austin has long been a leader in space research and exploration, making groundbreaking contributions that continue to shape the future of the final frontier. In honor of World Space Week, here are some of UT’s greatest space science discoveries and achievements during the past few years.
Published by The University of Texas at Austin
Lori Magruder has been elected to the grade of associate fellow of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) for the 2026 class.
Simulations show Saturn’s moon Enceladus shoots less ice into space than previous estimates.
Published by the Texas Advanced Computing Center
Stelios Kyriakides has been awarded the title of Honorary Doctor of the Faculty of Engineering from the University of Cyprus.
Published by the University of Cyprus
From land and water on Earth to the stars and beyond, our research is not only changing the world and the lives of people who live here – it is transforming the future of air travel and space exploration, creating opportunities for future discoveries outside our world. At UT Aerospace, the sky is not the limit.
Aerothermodynamics and Fluid Mechanics
This area involves research in hypersonics, aerodynamics, turbulence, plasma science and...
Computational Engineering
This area involves study and research on theoretical and implementational aspects of numerical...
Controls, Autonomy and Robotics
This area involves research in system theory, controls, networks, autonomy, and robotics with...
Orbital Mechanics
This area involves study and research in orbital mechanics, space geodesy, and remote sensing in...
Solids, Structures and Materials
This area involves study and research in mechanics of composite materials, fracture mechanics,...
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