41. Aerospace Center Website aerospace research Education Center Washington University Campus Box 1129 OneBrookings Drive St. Louis, MO 63130 Voice 314/9356021 Fax 314/935-4014. http://aerec.wustl.edu/

A multi-university partnership for research, technology transfer and education in aerospace related technologies to address the research and development needs of the government and industry. Research Areas Research Faculty Executive Committees Contact us University of Missouri-Rolla Washington University Saint Louis University University of Missouri-Columbia The mission of the center is the pursuit of excellence in research and education in aerospace and related fields through innovation, technology development and technology transfer, in partnerships with universities, industry and government agencies to enhance the competitiveness of aerospace and related industry in the United States. AeREC is a multi-university consortium which will allow: The participating faculty to form teams in their areas of expertise and respond to the research needs of the government agencies and the industry in aerospace related technologies; The industry to partner with the universities to respond to federal research initiatives and in developing technologies that they cannot fund or develop as individual companies. Furthermore, it will create linkages among universities, state and federal government agencies and the industry to provide for smooth and speedy progression through all technology development phases from basic and applied research to product development and product realization.

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43. UCSD Aerospace Research UCSD aerospace research Overview. Aerodynamics and Fluids. Click herefor information on fluid mechanics at UCSD! Combustion. Click http://www-acs.ucsd.edu/~aiaaucsd/research.htm

UCSD Aerospace Research Overview Aerodynamics and Fluids Click here for information on fluid mechanics at UCSD! Combustion Click here for information on combustion at UCSD! Controls The program in Dynamic Systems and Control integrates, at a fundamental level, system design, modeling, and control disciplines to obtain improved performance of the dynamic response of an engineering system using feedback control. As such, the area of research of the Dynamic Systems and Control Group is a joint activity in the topics of systems integration, dynamic system modeling, feedback control design and the fundamentals of systems theory as applied to linear and nonlinear dynamic systems, mechatronics, structural control, aerospace and fluid mechanical systems. Currently, the Dynamic Systems and Control Group consists of 4 faculty members. Thomas Bewley is involved in the control and estimation of distributed systems, with a focus on problems in arising in fluid mechanics. Applications include weather prediction, drag reduction, shape optimization, mixing enhancement, and jet noise reduction. Raymond de Callafon focuses on experimental dynamic modeling using system identification techniques and the use of identified models in robust control design. His applications interests include the signal processing issues and the identification, control and monitoring problems in structural systems and mechatronic servo systems.

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45. Mr FA Zaman, UK-Lean Aerospace Research Assistant, School Of Industrial And Manu Staff Profile for Mr FA Zaman, UKLean aerospace research Assistant, ManufacturingSystems, School of Industrial and Manufacturing Systems, Cranfield University http://www.cranfield.ac.uk/sims/staff/zamanf.htm

Mr F A Zaman School of Industrial and Manufacturing Science The School, Departments and Staff Mr F A Zaman SIMS Home Contacts ... Search UK-Lean Aerospace Research Assistant, Manufacturing Systems Building 32 Cranfield University +44 (0)1234 751122, ext 2439, f.zaman@cranfield.ac.uk Faz Zaman joined the Lean Aerospace Initiative after completing his MSc in 1997/98 at Cranfield University. His background was developing e-learning solutions for BAE SYSTEMS, Airbus UK and INSYS Limited. He is currently working on the high profile UK Lean Aerospace Initiative with over 40 members representing the UK aerospace supply chain. Faz is currently researching the emerging and highly evolving area of e-procurement and the role of electronic marketplaces within aerospace such as Exostar and Aerovantix. He is temporarily managing the Electronic Business Working Group within the Society of British Aerospace Companies. Some of his major achievements include hosting an e-procurement seminar with over 70 attendees from aerospace based at the Cranfield School of Management, the publication of papers based on e-learning/process modelling, development of innovative e-solutions and tools.

46. ScienceDaily News Release: Aerospace Research Provides New Understanding Of Atmo Source University Of Cincinnati. Date 199707-07. aerospace researchProvides New Understanding Of Atmospheric Turbulence. Cincinnati http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/1997/07/970707211338.htm

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47. Aviation/Aerospace Research Links Air University Library Research Links. workshop presentations, position papers, databaseof meeting papers, selected articles from Aerospace America, tables of http://www.maxwell.af.mil/au/aul/wsites/avspace.htm

Air University Library Research Links AVIATION / AEROSPACE Internet Resources Commands Databases Air University Library Bibliographies Internet Resources The appearance of hyperlinks does not constitute endorsement by the U.S. Air Force of this Web site or the information, products, or services contained therein. For other than authorized activities such as military exchanges and morale, welfare and recreation sites, the U.S. Air Force does not exercise any editorial control over the information you may find at these locations. Such links are provided consistent with the stated purpose of this DoD Web site. Air War College Gateway to Space Operations and Resources Available at: http://www.au.af.mil/au/awc/awcgate/awc-spc.htm American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) Available at: http://www.aiaa.org/ Includes workshop presentations, position papers, database of meeting papers, selected articles from Aerospace America, tables of contents from six technical journals. Defence Systems Daily: The Internet Defence and Aerospace News Daily Available at: http://defence-data.com/index2/index2.shtml

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49. National Institute On Aerospace Research National Institute on aerospace research 220 Iuliu Maniu blvd 77538 Bucharest Romaniatel +40 1 413 25 52 fax +40 1 413 06 90 email incas@aero.incas.ro url http://www.satellite-links.co.uk/directory/niar.html

National Institute on Aerospace Research 220 Iuliu Maniu blvd 77538 Bucharest Romania tel: +40 1 413 25 52 fax: +40 1 413 06 90 email: incas@aero.incas.ro url: http://www.incas.ro General Director: CorneL Oprisiu email: coprisiu@aero.incas.ro The National Institute on Aerospace Research specialises in: complex aerodynamic testing at subsonic, transonic and supersonic speeds software development for aerospace applications design and manufacture of ultralight aircraft and hot air balloons Number of staff: 250 of which 170 are scientists

50. Satya N. Atluri: Center For Aerospace Research & Education The Center for aerospace research and Education's (CARE) extensive research activitieshave perhaps been most widely recognized for significant contributions http://care.eng.uci.edu/

The Center for Aerospace Research and Education's (CARE) extensive research activities have perhaps been most widely recognized for significant contributions to the problems associated with the aging civilian and military, aircraft and rotorcraft fleets. The studies in the discipline of mechanics of solids, structures, and materials, have been major thrust areas and involve the analysis and synthesis of low-mass structures, keeping in mind their strength, stiffness, stability, toughness, damage tolerance, longevity, and optimal life-cycle costs. Self-adaptivity and smartness of structures is also of importance. A fundamental focus is placed on developing innovative computational methods for mechanical and aerospace engineering problems, for the near-real-time simulation of various physical phenomena of relevance in fluids, solids, structures, transport processes, and engineered materials, etc., at various length and time scales. Emphasis is placed on a diverse array of spatial discrtetization techniques, such as the weighted residual and weak solution methods, finite-difference methods, finite volume methods, finite element methods, boundary element methods, spectral methods, and the new class of meshless methods in general, and the Meshless Local Petrov-Galerkin ( MLPG) method in particular.

51. 99158 -- VIRGINIA TECH STUDENTS DOING AEROSPACE RESEARCH CONTACT Susan Trulove (540) 2315646 STrulove@vt.edu. VIRGINIA TECHSTUDENTS DOING aerospace research. BLACKSBURG, April 2, 1999 http://www.technews.vt.edu/Archives/1999/Apr/99158.html

CONTACT: Susan Trulove STrulove@vt.edu VIRGINIA TECH STUDENTS DOING AEROSPACE RESEARCH BLACKSBURG, April 2, 1999 Ten Virginia Tech graduate students have received Virginia Space Grant Consortium (VSGC) research fellowships and seven undergraduates have received VSGC research scholarships totaling $96,495 for 1999-2000. The VSGC also awarded three $1,000 teacher education scholarships for 1999-2000 to Virginia Tech students. Each year, the VSGC awards scholarships and fellowships that provide students a mentored research experience with university faculty members or NASA personnel. Research awards are made to students pursuing any field with aerospace relevance, such as science, math, engineering, technology, and other less traditional disciplines where an aerospace connection can be made. More than $225,000 is awarded annually with research award amounts ranging from $4,000 to $8,500. "This is real research that broadens understanding and discovery in a number of fields," says Charles Bostian, director of the Center for Wireless Telecommunication, who is one of Virginia Tech’s two representatives on the VSGC advisory council. Graduate students who received fellowships are: Bradley A. Banks of Woodbridge

52. Aerospace Research And Technology For Vision 2050Phase 1 Letter Report aerospace research and Technology for Vision 2050 Phase 1 Letter Report. 08/22/2002. AerospaceResearch and Technology for Vision 2050 Phase 1 Letter Report. http://www.aerospacecommission.gov/082202testimony/fogleman_printer_friendly/

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Aerospace Research and Technology for Vision 2050Phase 1 Letter Report Briefing to the Commission on the Future of the U.S. Aerospace Industry August 22, 2002 Gen. Ronald R. Fogleman National Research Council Aeronautics and Space Engineering Board Next slide Back to first slide View graphic version

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56. ODU Aerospace Research of Aerospace Engineering 241 Kaufman Hall Norfolk, VA 235290247 Phone (757)683-3720 Fax (757) 683-3200 E-mail aeroinfo@aero.odu.edu. Home, Research http://web.odu.edu/webroot/orgs/Engr/AERO/aero.nsf/pages/research

Department of Aerospace Engineering 241 Kaufman Hall Norfolk, VA 23529-0247 Phone: (757) 683-3720 Fax: E-mail: aeroinfo@aero.odu.edu Home Research Facilities Langley Full-Scale Tunnel ( LFST Low Speed Wind Tunnel Supersonic Wind Tunnel Computational Facilities Laboratory ( Parallel Computing Vibration and Smart Structures Laboratory Research Demonstrations Vortex-Wake Interaction Wake-Vortex/Plume Interaction Fluid/Structural Dynamic Interaction Prediction of Initial Rollup of Wing-Tip Vortex Flow Around Missile Configuration at Very High Angle of Attack 747/747 Generator/Follower Configuration and Its Dynamic Response Using High-Order Accurate Essentially Non-Oscillatory Schemes for Aeroacoustic Applications Information Faculty Research Curriculum ... ODU Home

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58. Robot Gift From Lockheed Martin Spurs New Aerospace Research At Robot Gift From Lockheed Martin Spurs New aerospace research At TexasA M. COLLEGE STATION Lockheed Martin's gift of a space robot http://www.tamu.edu/univrel/aggiedaily/news/stories/archive/121996-3.html

COLLEGE STATION The robot platform is part of a system that someday will allow human operators to remain inside a spacecraft while making outside repairs via remote control. "This equipment will be the centerpiece of a new teleoperation robotics laboratory in Texas A&M's aerospace engineering department," said Dr. Don Ward, interim department head. Equipped with air thrusters and reaction wheels for motion control, the platform floats on a cushion of air to simulate zero gravity in space. Properly fitted with sensors and robotic arms, this type of robot can help with construction and external repairs on spacecraft and space stations under human supervision, Ward said. "This unique hardware represents a substantial contribution that will greatly enhance our space robotics research facilities," said Dr. John Junkins, holder of the George J. Eppright Chair and director of the Center for Mechanics and Control at Texas A&M. "When fully developed, this teleoperated system can enable a VR [virtual reality] type of interaction where a human operator remotely supervises the platform's movements." "The most difficult issue for this kind of robotics is achieving the proper mix of sensing, computer automated control and human supervision," Junkins added. "This system lets us use ground experiments to refine our sensors and control strategies."

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60. Langley Aerospace Research Summer Scholars Program (LARSS) The Office of Education at Langley Research Center offers......Langley aerospace research Summer Scholars Program (LARSS) http://www.teachearth.com/programs/LARSS.html

Langley Aerospace Research Summer Scholars Program (LARSS) Description: The Office of Education at Langley Research Center offers the LARSS Program, a 10-week program available to juniors, seniors, or first-year graduate students. LARSS' objective is to enhance students' interest in aerospace research and encourage them to pursue graduate degrees by exposing students to the professional research resources and facilities at LaRC. In summer 2000, LARSS students worked on programs in the Atmospheric Sciences Competency, including the following international projects: Stratospheric Aerosol and Gas Experiment (SAGE), Climate Research Program, Tropospheric Chemistry Research Program, Upper Atmosphere Research Program, Earth Radiation Budget Experiment (ERBE), Halogen Occultation Experiment (HALOE), Global Biochemical Cycling, and Pathfinder Instruments for Cloud and Aerosol Spaceborne Observations - Climatologie Etendue des Nuages et des Aerosols (PICASSO - CENA). Organization: NASA Langley Research Center (LaRC) URL: http://edu.larc.nasa.gov/larss/

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