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Eagles to Land First Student Project on Moon to Snap Selfie of Lunar Landing
Embry-Riddle is partnering with NASA commercial payload provider Intuitive Machines to send a camera to space that will capture the first-ever selfie of a spacecraft touching down on…
Posted In: Engineering | Space
Business Students Collaborate Across Country on Real-World Consulting Projects
As they prepare to enter an increasingly virtual workplace, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Business students are consulting on real-life marketing analysis projects with clients…
Posted In: Business
Women in Aviation: Diversity Boosts the Bottom Line
Female aviation leaders representing the airline industry, Urban Air Mobility, safety and academia all agreed, in an Aviation Outlook virtual event Oct. 7, that workforce diversity…
Posted In: Aviation
Cybersecurity Professor: Maritime Traffic Must be Protected from Cyber Attacks
Cybersecurity breaches can occur in any system that operates, at least in part, by computer, which commonly puts aircraft, maritime and autonomous vehicles at risk of attack. According…
Posted In: Security Intelligence and Safety
Eagles Mobilize to Discourage Use of Crowdsourced Study Websites for Cheating
In an effort to combat plagiarism and maintain the academic rigor and integrity of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s course offerings, a team of Eagles has developed software…
Posted In: Computers and Technology | Security Intelligence and Safety
Eagle Named Most Promising Engineer, Spearheads Student Space Projects
Dr. Eduardo Rojas, assistant professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering, has been honored with a Great Minds in STEM Most Promising Engineer, Ph.D. — Education award,…
Posted In: Engineering
Drone Integration the Goal of FAA-Funded Research at Embry-Riddle
As unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), or drones, become more and more common in uses such as package delivery and aerial taxi services, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University received two…
Posted In: Applied Science | Aviation | Engineering | Research | Unmanned Systems
Exec: Airports Must Embrace Innovation to Transcend Pandemic ‘Survival Mode’
Before the Covid-19 pandemic, the San Diego County Regional Airport Authority (SAN) had celebrated six straight years of exponential growth, reaching a height in 2019 of 25 million…
Posted In: Aviation
National Science Foundation Funds Development of First-of-Its-Kind Drone Cybersecurity Curriculum at Embry-Riddle
With the support of a $320,000 National Science Foundation (NSF) grant, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University assistant professor of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science Houbing…
Posted In: Engineering | Research | Unmanned Systems
Understanding Auroras: Faculty Research Opens New Doors for Students
A key discovery about the complex interactions that drive brilliant auroras will mean new hands-on research opportunities for Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University students in Prof.…
Posted In: Applied Science | Research | Space
Teen Eagle Aims to Break Record for Youngest Solo Flight Around the World
As 17-year-old Trevor Simoneau settles into his freshman year at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, he has a huge project in the works: embarking on a solo flight around the world.…
Posted In: Aviation
From Singapore to Arizona: Grad Student Wins Fellowship to Chase Childhood Dream
Ever since watching a television show exploring air crash investigation as a young teen, Yingyi “Amanda” Shen knew what she wanted to do as a career. “I became hooked…
Posted In: Security Intelligence and Safety
Alumni Airline Captains Encourage Flexibility as Students Enter Aviation
Embry-Riddle alumni Alyse Adkins and Michael Dee are both airline captains. They both have huge management responsibilities. They both still get to fly in their jobs. And, they both…
Posted In: Aviation
Embry-Riddle Releases Spring 2021 Academic Calendar
To help students and their families plan ahead, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University today released its spring 2021 academic calendar, which has been specially configured to help reduce…
Posted In: Institutional News
Students Suspended for High-Risk Behavior, Embry-Riddle Reports
We are dealing with a virus that has claimed 947,266 lives worldwide and 197,763 in the United States, as of Sept. 18. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University has been challenged by students,…