Author: John Burnett-Larkins

Over the last ten years more than 1,000 students have taken part in the free-flow of design creativity that introduces some of the complexity of systems and the concept of design optimization – skills they will carry forth throughout their careers. In the words of M:2:I director Matthew Nelson, “Students have the opportunity to build, … Continue reading Ten years of student innovation: It’s an M:2:I anniversary

Abdelkhalik joined the Department of Aerospace Engineering faculty in 2018 as an associate professor. Prior to coming to Iowa State he was an associate professor at Michigan Technological University. Abdelkhalik received a Ph.D. in aerospace engineering from Texas A&M University and received his B.S. and M.S. at University of Cairo, Egypt. He is the author … Continue reading Abdelkhalik, Holland receive faculty promotions

Rozier spent 14 years as a research scientist at NASA, holding civil service positions at NASA Ames Research Center (2008-2014) and NASA Langley Research Center (2001-2008). During her tenure at NASA, she contributed research to the Aeroacoustics, and Safety-Critical Avionics groups at NASA Langley and to the Robust Software Engineering, and Discovery and Systems Health … Continue reading Faculty feature: Kristin-Yvonne Rozier advances research – and individuals

Both Academic Excellence and Overall Achievement department awards were conferred during the department’s Pre-Commencement Reception May 14. Academic Excellence Awards Tyler Cascalho Cox was a double major in aerospace engineering and physics. He took part in internships at the University of Michigan Biomedical Engineering Department in addition to Collins Aerospace and at NASA’s Goddard Space … Continue reading Nine seniors receive department awards; Tyler Coscalho Cox honored by college