Associate Professor Phillip Kreth was selected as Class of 2025 Associate Fellow by the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA).
Kreth Selected AIAA Associate Fellow
Ninety-three Researchers From College Make World’s Top-Cited Scientists Lists
More than 70 college faculty and researchers made this year’s list of the world’s top 2 percent of most cited scientists in their fields.
Zhao’s LAMP Lights a Safer Path for Future Transit
Peng Zhao’s extensive research expertise brings potential for impactful advances in electric-vehicle safety.
UTSI’s Palies Makes Stanford List of Top 2 Percent Cited in World
The Tickle College of Engineering had 73 current or former researchers make Stanford University’s list of the top 2 percent most cited in the world.
The New Wave of Flight: Acharya’s Research Boosting Scramjets, Giving Insight into Hypersonics
Ragini Acharya receives three-year grant from an Office of Naval Research to further the development of various aviation innovations.
UTSI, NearSpace Launch secure Space Force STTR Phase I grant
UTSI and NearSpace Launch awarded a Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Phase I grant to conduct a feasibility study of Black Box-MCAT.
UT Space Institute Celebrates Employees’ Years of Service
UTSI faculty and staff are celebrated at the Service Awards Celebration for their years of service.
Schmisseur Named New UT Space Institute Director
John Schmisseur has been selected to serve as the institute’s next director and as associate dean in the Tickle College of Engineering.
6th Annual Wu Student Presentation Competition
UTSI hosts its 6th Annual Wu Student Presentation Competition
UTSI Playing Key Role in ARPA-E OPEN Project to Advance Liquid-Fueled Molten Salt Reactors
UTSI Research Scientist Brian Canfield, of the Center for Laser Applications, will conduct precise ultrafast laser micromachining of the diamond chips that are central to the spectrometry aspect of the research, a vital piece of the project’s overall success.