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start Education Stanford students learn flight basics through design in AA 100: Introduction to . Research Research Experience for Undergraduates 2024 The Aero/Astro Research Experience for Undergraduates (Aero/Astro REU) program is designed to give undergraduates the chance to work with faculty and their research groups on advanced research projects over the summer. Students who are accepted into the program will receive a stipend for their full time research work. Full-time means devoting 35+ hours/week for 10 consecutive weeks, i.e., it is the student’s primary activity that quarter. Program start date will be June 24 2024 program end date will be August 30 2024 with the REU poster session being on the final week. APPLY HERE New, portable antenna could help restore communication after disasters Researchers from Stanford and the American University of Beirut have developed a lightweight, portable antenna that can communicate with satellites and devices on the ground, making it easier to coordinate rescue and relief efforts in disaster-prone areas. Read More AI makes a rendezvous in space Uniting the complex mathematics of trajectory optimization with the powers of generative AI, aerospace engineers at Stanford hope to put self-driving spacecraft within reach. Read More Academics Why Aero/Astro at Stanford? With a history rich with six Guggenheim Medal recipients and 14 living members of the National Academy of Engineering, our faculty and emeriti faculty continue to be among the most highly decorated in the world. However, it is because of our amazingly talented students that we continue to be ranked among the top of all aerospace engineering departments in the nation. Apply Major in Aero/Astro Stanford undergraduates may declare a Major in leading to the Bachelor of Science in . The principal purpose of this degree is to prepare students who are strongly interested in aerospace for careers in the field. How to Declare Our People Debbie Senesky Associate Professor of , of Electrical Engineering and Senior Fellow at the Precourt Institute for EnergyI tell students, you made it. You belong. ... ” Read Debbie’s Story Michael Kwara PhD,I joined thousands of people on a beach for a socially distanced rocket launch watch party. ... ” Read Michael’s Story Explore all Stories Guillem Casadesús Vila MS 2024,When I was around 14, NASA landed the Curiosity rover on Mars and it was an aha moment for me. ... ” Read Guillem’s Story Research Areas Stanford’s department addresses a broad range of technologies to develop systems, design, and analysis methods to further our nation’s aerospace enterprise and improve society. Autonomous Systems and Controls Cyber Safety for Transportation Distributed Space Systems Future Aircraft Design Multidisciplinary Computational Aerosciences Multifunctional Materials and Intelligent Structures Welcome Welcome to the Department of Aeronautics & Astronautics at Stanford University. Our dual mission focuses on the education of future aerospace engineering leaders and on aerospace research with societal impact. We are proud of our culture of innovation and entrepreneurship and the exceptional achievements of our students, alumni, and faculty in industry, government, and academia. Professor and Chair, Juan J. Alonso Make a Gift We welcome any gift we can use to further the teaching and research mission of the Department of . Every dollar contributed to the department has an impact. Learn more Resources For Current Students AA Department Intranet Stanford ENGINEERING Web Login Address Durand Building 496 Lomita Mall Main Office: Room 202 Stanford , CA 94305 United States Visit Campus Map Stanford Facebook Stanford Instagram Twitter LinkedIn Youtube Links to Diversity & Inclusion in Aero/Astro Faculty Opening Resources for Prospective Graduate Students Current Graduate Students Alumni Employers Industry Stanford University (link is external) Stanford Home (link is external) Maps & Directions (link is external) Search Stanford (link is external) Emergency Info (link is external) Terms of Use (link is external) Privacy (link is external) Copyright (link is external) Trademarks (link is external) Non-Discrimination (link is external) Accessibility (link is external) © Stanford University. Stanford, California...