Aerospace Engineering

  • Vanderbilt University

    Risk modeling, data integration drive NASA next-gen air travel safety project

    Low visibility, bird strikes, incorrect landing approach speed, runway debris, airframe icing, engine fires, unexpected weather and sensor malfunction are but a handful of potential causes of airplane accidents. They also are among more than 60 incident scenarios identified by an ambitious NASA effort to develop the next generation National… Read More

    Jan. 4, 2019

  • Vanderbilt University

    Engineering faculty lead 3 new TIPs projects that tackle big challenges

    Low visibility, bird strikes, incorrect landing approach speed, runway debris, airframe icing, engine fires, unexpected weather and sensor malfunction are but a handful of potential causes of airplane accidents. They also are among more than 60 incident scenarios identified by an ambitious NASA effort to develop the next generation National… Read More

    Jul. 20, 2017

  • Vanderbilt University

    Student rocketeers win fourth national championship in a row

    Low visibility, bird strikes, incorrect landing approach speed, runway debris, airframe icing, engine fires, unexpected weather and sensor malfunction are but a handful of potential causes of airplane accidents. They also are among more than 60 incident scenarios identified by an ambitious NASA effort to develop the next generation National… Read More

    May. 13, 2016

  • Vanderbilt University

    Institute of Aeronautics names Anilkumar 2016 Faculty Advisor of the Year

    Low visibility, bird strikes, incorrect landing approach speed, runway debris, airframe icing, engine fires, unexpected weather and sensor malfunction are but a handful of potential causes of airplane accidents. They also are among more than 60 incident scenarios identified by an ambitious NASA effort to develop the next generation National… Read More

    Feb. 2, 2016