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Undergraduate Research Earns Funding for Astronaut Safety Equipment, Innovative Sports Injury Prevention, More
Research by Embry-Riddle senior Haleema Irfan will help create a sensor for detection of a serious problem encountered by astronauts on long-term spaceflights: hydrocephalus, or an…
Posted In: Applied Science | Research | Space
Aerospace Physiology Student Earns Place in Two Prestigious Summer Health Programs
Aerospace Physiology student Lauryn Chanel Taylor aspires to do great things — such as serve as the United States Surgeon General. That would be “later on,” though,…
Posted In: Human Factors
Scientific `Red Flag’ Reveals New Clues about Our Galaxy, Embry-Riddle Researcher Says
Figuring out how much energy permeates the center of the Milky Way — a discovery reported in the July 3 edition of the journal Science Advances — could yield new clues to…
Embry-Riddle Reports Initial Covid-19 Test Results
Last week, Embry-Riddle launched diagnostic Covid-19 surveillance testing for both of its residential campuses in Daytona Beach, Fla., and Prescott, Ariz., as well as its Worldwide…
Embry-Riddle Salutes Alumna All-Stars Who are Leading the Way
Embry-Riddle alumna JoAnne Bass (’05) is set to become the first woman to serve as the chief master sergeant of the U.S. Air Force. Taking her position in August, she will be…
Posted In: Aviation | Institutional News
FAA Head to Students: Be Ready for a New Golden Age of Aviation
In an hour-long Aviation Outlook webinar, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Administrator Steve Dickson addressed students looking toward the future of the aerospace industry, and…
Posted In: Aviation
Embry-Riddle President Urges Everyone to Uphold Health Precautions – Both On and Off Campus
As Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University prepares to resume low-density, face-to-face instruction on June 30, University President P. Barry Butler called on everyone to uphold rigorous…
Aviation Maintenance Science Students Earn Rare Opportunity to Train with Airbus
Four Aviation Maintenance Science (AMS) students from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University recently traveled to Miami to participate in a course focused on the Airbus A320 — an…
Posted In: Aviation
Random Boarding May Help Airlines Reduce Covid-19 Risks
To reduce the spread of illness, some airlines have been keeping middle seats open, which is effective in reducing infection risk. Preliminary research based on computer simulations,…
Posted In: Aviation | Engineering | Research
Celebrating Juneteenth
Dear faculty, students and staff:
Today, we celebrate Juneteenth – a critical milestone in U.S. history. It marks years of struggle and sacrifice that ultimately freed enslaved…
Graduate Student Launches Nonprofit to Produce 3D-Printed Face Shields for Florida Hospitals
During the school year, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Mechanical Engineering graduate student Andrew McClary keeps very busy – as a peer mentor, lab monitor and manager…
Posted In: Applied Science | Engineering
Eagle Research of Strategies to Prevent Spread of Covid-19, Other Viruses, Lands National Funding
Dr. Sirish Namilae, Aerospace Engineering associate professor, is refining research he began about four years ago that explores how pedestrians move in crowds, amplifying it with new…
Posted In: Applied Science | Research
Aviation Outlook: Embry-Riddle President Promotes Accountability to Speed Recovery
Resilience and responsibility were recurring themes in a recent webinar exploring the future of the aviation industry, featuring Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University President P. Barry…
Posted In: Aviation | Institutional News
Covid-19 Surveillance Testing Planned for Embry-Riddle Employees and Students
As planned in Embry-Riddle’s Path Forward strategy to support the wellbeing of its campus communities amid a global health crisis, selected faculty and staff will receive diagnostic…
How Do You Cope with Covid-19? Share Your Experience in This Psychological Study
As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to deprive humans of their fundamental psychological needs for autonomy, competence and relatedness, professor of Human Factors and Systems Christina…
Posted In: Research