NOAA Hazardous Weather Testbed

Three Eagles Bound for Internships at NOAA’s Premier Weather Research Centers

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Graduate waves at crowd at Prescott spring commencement.

Honeywell Aerospace CEO Inspires Embry-Riddle Grads to 'Lead Boldly'

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Juksana Mai Ngam

A Record Year for Student Research Projects Showcased at Annual Embry-Riddle Symposiums

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Colter Richardson

Embry-Riddle Alumnus Probes Mysteries of Spacetime

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Dr. Josh Wadler and Lauren Villafane

Embry-Riddle Researchers Develop New Method to Quantify Flight Bumpiness

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Embry-Riddle graduate student Marc Jacquet and Dr. Yongxin Liu, assistant professor of Data Science

Award-Winning Research by Eagle Uses AI to Study Effects of Traffic System Hacking

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Embry-Riddle meteorologist Dr. Josh Wadler (right) aboard a hurricane hunter aircraft, where he deploys drone technology to probe atmospheric conditions inside hurricanes.

Embry-Riddle Drone Teams Measure Least Known Parts of Atmosphere, Most Violent Features of Hurricanes

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A team of Embry-Riddle students was recently selected to compete in NASA’s Lunar Autonomy Challenge. Pictured in the Engineering Physics Propulsion Lab with faculty advisor Dr. Sergey V. Drakunov are (from left) undergraduates Devon Casados, Katherine Campbell, Gregory Dsouza and Marshall Yelvington.

Eagle Team Maps the Moon in NASA Lunar Autonomy Challenge

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Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University doctoral student Kayla Taylor and Dr. Sara Langston, assistant professor of Space Operations

Embry-Riddle Researchers Explore Balancing Space Innovation With Dark Sky Preservation

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Embry-Riddle Space Physics students (from left) Miriam Biehle, Dario Walter-Cardona and Logan Caudle

Embry-Riddle Students Earn Recognition for Complex Space Physics Research

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Jose Canales, a graduate Human Factors student at Embry-Riddle’s Worldwide Campus, tests a pressurized suit used by U-2 pilots during his aerospace and operational physiologist internship with the U.S. Air Force 9th Reconnaissance Wing

Worldwide Graduate Student Rises Above Challenges to Find New Career in Human Factors

Posted In: Applied Science | Human Factors

Embry-Riddle has honored seven faculty members with awards for their outstanding accomplishments in research and innovation. The awardees include Dr. Eduardo Rojas-Nastrucci, Dr. Morad Nazari, Dr. Foram Madiyar, Dr. Riccardo Bevilacqua, Dr. Jonathan Snively, Dr. Aroh Barjatya and Dr. Radu Babiceanu.

Seven Embry-Riddle Faculty Earn 2024 ERAU Research and Innovation Awards

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Air Traffic Control

Aviation Week Op-Ed: New Hiring Path Helps Ready Students Fill Air Traffic Control Ranks, Embry-Riddle President Writes

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Jon Haass at AI Summit

Embry-Riddle’s Inaugural AI Summit Sets Agenda for Rapidly Evolving Technology

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Engineering Physics students Jared Nelson (left) and Seth Gerow using a Dusty Plasma Chamber at Embry-Riddle’s SAIL Lab

Lightning in a Bottle: Embry-Riddle Team Seeks the Origins of Its Spark

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