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Aerospace research

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Seminar Series

Join us during the semester for the Aerospace Engineering Seminar Series.

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Stop and smell the roses — from outer space

Researchers at Texas A&M University are building scents into virtual reality (VR) environments and looking at the effects of olfactory stimulation on behavioral health — specifically, how multisensory VR can support astronauts during future long-duration missions.

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Texas A&M students create extended reality flight simulator

Texas A&M University aerospace engineering and visualization students collaborated on a project to build an extended reality flight simulator. The simulator was designed as a possible option for the Texas Air National Guard to use as a training tool for pilots.

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Propelling the future of aerodynamics

Dr. John C. Vassberg ’80, chief design officer of JetZero, and his wife Claire have established an aerodynamics endowed scholarship in their names, which will support the education of students in the department of aerospace engineering.

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721 enrolled undergraduate students

251 enrolled graduate students

Aerospace Engineering

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