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Graña-Otero and Martin Receive Air Force Grant to Study Carbon Oxidation in Extreme Conditions
The $592,839 grant will enable the researchers to study chemical processes that pose a danger to hypersonic aircraft.
UK Engineering, Industry Partner Faradine Systems, Examine International Space Station Hardware
An LED light including its internal controller that spent approximately nine years aboard the International Space Station is being studied for negative effects caused by space’s radiation levels.
Engineering Faculty Explore UK’s Strengths in the Area of Autonomous Systems
Twenty University of Kentucky College of Engineering faculty members representing five departments, as well as staff from the Kentucky Transportation Center, participated in a research retreat focused on autonomous systems.
Drone Research Project Reaches New Heights
Eighteen students, staff and faculty from UK, along with representatives from three other universities, recently traveled to Alamosa, Colorado, where they participated in ISARRA Flight Week.
Alumna Rebecca Wingfield One of Six New NASA Flight Directors
The 2007 mechanical engineering graduate will lead mission control for a variety of new operations at the agency’s Johnson Space Center in Houston.
Changing the Context
To improve life on Earth, Twyman Clements (BSME '09, MSME '11) and Gentry Barnett (BSEE '06, MSBME '08) are focused on space.
Students Designing Capsules for NASA
During the past four years, two entry capsules have entered the atmosphere as a result of the College's partnership with NASA.
Mechanical Engineering Seniors Participate in Speedfest
During the last weekend in April, 10 mechanical engineering seniors successfully competed in the Alpha class of Speedfest at Oklahoma State University.
2018 Dean's Faculty Awards
The annual Dean’s Faculty Awards ceremony was held April 23 at the Hilary J. Boone Center. Awards were given in the areas of research, service and graduate studies.
Federal Funding to Expand UK CAER Carbon Capture Research
UK CAER will receive over $940,000 from DOE’s Office of Fossil Energy and the National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) to advance its world-renowned carbon dioxide capture research and development.