Aerospace: Assistant professor to study flow-induced vibrations of 3D structures
Nek Sharan, assistant professor in the Department of Aerospace Engineering, seeks to understand how 3D geometries vibrate when exposed to fluid flows.
Articles by: Dustin Duncan
Civil and Environmental: Associate professor awarded federal grant to research geographically isolated wetlands
Frances O’Donnell, associate professor of civil and environmental engineering, is partnering with NASA to study geographically isolated wetlands (GIWs) and their environmental impacts.
Head of the class
Alice Smith is the first full-time engineering faculty member to be inducted into the National Academy of Engineering
Civil and Environmental: Safeguarding the Gulf Coast ecosystem
Stormwater runoff from urbanized areas flows directly into streams, creeks, rivers, lakes and oceans, carrying excessive pollutants including nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus.
Preparing for the Future
ICAMS teams with Bird Inc. to prepare middle-schoolers for manufacturing careers.
Aerospace: Materials studies lead to early faculty career awards
Two assistant professors in the Department of Aerospace Engineering were recently awarded prestigious early career awards for their research.
Exploring the World
Engineering Global Programs provides students with opportunities to learn worldwide.
Be the Creed: Ayden Kemp
Ayden Kemp embodied the Auburn Creed before he knew Auburn was the perfect place for him. Growing up in a military family full of aerospace engineers, he already knew what it meant to believe in work, hard work.
Be the Creed: Jorge Rueda
Jorge Rueda quickly realized that Auburn University was home after his arrival in August 2016.
Free Bird
Aerospace engineering associate professor Vrishank Raghav let his curiosity run free while watching a pregame flight at Jordan-Hare Stadium. Now, he’s studying the flight patterns of birds to learn how they fly seamlessly despite changing weather patterns. Vrishank Raghav was enjoying his first experience at Jordan-Hare Stadium on a fall […]
