Auburn, the University of Alabama and the University of Alabama-Huntsville, have established the Aerospace Consortium of Alabama to better serve the state and its growing aerospace industry. The institutions are working together to create opportunities for state-of-the-art research, share resources and specialized equipment, and offer greater outreach programs to students, including K-12 partnerships. Department chairs from the intuitions’ aerospace engineering programs are serving as the consortium’s board of directors.
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- NCAME supporting NASA with critical studies on additive manufacturing of novel alloys October 13, 2026Cost controls, construction timelines and technical improvements that center on additive manufacturing techniques are vital to NASA engineers designing today's rocket engines. The National Center for Additive Manufacturing Excellence (NCAME) is playing a crucial role in those endeavors.
- Putting AI to the test: Undergraduates make their mark in Auburn summer research program October 13, 2026Three computer science students, including two from Auburn, were part of a 10-week Research Experiences for Undergraduates and Distributed Research Experience for Undergraduates program hosted this summer by Computer Science and Software Engineering Assistant Professor Ali Ghanbari.