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Individuals with an amputation unavoidably find that throughout the course of the day, fit and comfort of their prosthetic device degrades due to volume loss in the residual limb.This volume loss can lead to pain, skin irritations, and soft tissue injuries. Associate Professor Michael Philen (Kevin T. Crofton Department of Aerospace and Ocean Engineering) and Professor Michael Madigan (Grado De...

Scripps News chats with department head Ella Atkins on 'flying cars', eVTOL vehicles, and the airspace and air traffic management infrastructure needed to make this mode of transportation a reality.

Dr. Russ Cummings, inaugural speaker for the lecture series, presented "Bill Mason and the US Air Force Academy" on September 27, 2021

Meet Dr. Christine Gilbert, assistant professor and director of the Hydroelasticity Lab at Virginia Tech! Take a peek inside the lab and learn about the research happening in the field of ocean engineering.

Dr. Gregory Young's research is focused on Advanced Diagnostics and Experimental Testing, Energy Systems and Propulsion.

APPL is equipped with several state of the art experimental rigs, diagnostic instrumentation, and infrastructure. Join us as Dr. Todd Lowe takes us through the lab, which is home to outstanding interdisciplinary researchers from the departments of Mechanical Engineering and Aerospace and Ocean Engineering.

The Kentland Experimental Aerial Systems (KEAS) Laboratory is located at Virginia Tech’s Kentland Farm agricultural research facility, which includes about 1800 acres of university-owned farmland in a sparsely populated area southwest of the main campus. The 300 ft by 70 ft asphalt airstrip located at the center of the Kentland Farm is routinely used to support small unmanned aerial vehicle (UA...

The Hydroelasticity Laboratory is an experimental Fluid-Structure Interaction facility for Ocean structures in the Kevin T. Crofton Department of Aerospace and Ocean Engineering. The focus of this group is to understand fundamental physics of various fluid-structure interaction problems.

The Stability Wind Tunnel at Virginia Tech is one of the largest university operated wind tunnels in the United States. In addition to its size, the flow quality is remarkable making it a prime research facility.

Dr. Brizzolara's research focuses on Ship Hydrodynamics, Innovative Ship Design, Ventilation and Cavitation

Dr. Seidel's research focuses on Multiscale Modeling, Mutifunctional Materials, Nanocomposites, Damage, Micromechanics.

Dr. Michael Philen's research areas are focused on Smart Structures, Vibration Control, Bio-Inspired

Dr. Jonathan Black's research areas are focused on Orbital Analysis, Space Systems Engineering, Structures, Structural Dynamics, Advanced Sensing Technologies

Meet Mathieu Joerger

Meet Mazen Farhood

Meet W. Nathan Alexander

Meet William Devenport

Meet Christine Gilbert

Department Overview with Dr. Eric Paterson

Meet Christopher Roy

Meet Eric Paterson

Virtual Info Sessions: 2020 (Graduate Programs)

2020 ROCKETRY@VT

2020 ROCKSAT-X

2020 WIND TURBINE TEAM

OE 2020MajorExploration

2020 Excellence in Design of Aerospace and Ocean Vehicles and Systems and Outstanding Students

Congratulations Class of 2020

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